US EditionAt the age of 78, Fernando Ónega, icon of Spanish political journalism, passed away this Tuesday in Madrid
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The world of journalism is in mourning after the death of Fernando Ónega this Tuesday at 78 years of age.Regarding communication in Spain in recent decades and considered as one of the chroniclers of the Transition, he was also the father of Sonsoles Ónega, who in the afternoon of this Tuesday has absent himself from his program, And now Sonsoles, and has been replaced by Pepa Romero.The presenter has been in charge of communicating the informat…
Diario de Cádiz
The political chronicler and media director died this Tuesday in Madrid
Indisputable referent in the informational history of Spain, he leaves a mark as a teacher of several generations and creator of iconic political discourses, while colleagues, family and friends prepare to pay tribute to him in Madrid
The journalist, columnist and political analyst of La Voz for decades, developed his professional career in the press, radio and television
La Vanguardia
Galician journalist Fernando Ónega (Mosteiro, Pol, Lugo, 1947) a regular collaborator of La Vanguardia and one of the great chroniclers of the Transition, has died this Tuesday at the age of 78 years after a long illness. The fiery chapel will be open this Wednesday at the Casa de Galicia in Madrid from ten o'clock in the morning until nine o'clock in the night.Continue reading...
Born in Mosteiro in 1947, Onega was press director of Adolfo Suárez, news director of Cadena SER and COPE and general director of Onda Cero
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