US EditionHead: the story of the invisible entrepreneur and the photo that triggered his murder
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The photojournalist of the magazine “News” was killed by a mixed group of police and civilians under the orders of the chief of security of businessman Alfredo Yabrán, who was declared the instigator of the murder, but failed to serve his sentence for having escaped and months later taken his life. Two convicts died in prison and, although at first all received life imprisonment, the rest is released for death penalty. Read more
By Juan Pablo Sarkissian This Saturday marks a new anniversary, number 28, of the murder of photojournalist José Luis Cabezas. The Rosario Press Union (SPR) and the Association of Graphic Reporters (Argra) called to participate in the usual camera, which will take place in Pringles Square, where the plaque is in his memory, with the slogan "We do not forget the Heads! Always present! In these 28 years we reviewed the history of Cabezas, as a pre…
Every January 25th, in Argentina, photographer José Luis Cabezas, murdered in General Madariaga after capturing an image of businessman Alfredo Yabrán, who was accused of corruption and had never been photographed before. Every January 25th, in Argentina, the Day of the Graphic Reporter is commemorated to commemorate the photographer José Luis Cabezas, murdered in General Madariaga on a day like today in 1997. The crime meant an attack on freedo…
In the framework of a new anniversary of the murder of José Luis Cabezas, journalist Gabriel Michi, current editor of Newsweek magazine, reflected on the impact of this fact that marked a before and after in the history of Argentine journalism. During an interview with Splendid AM 990, Michi shared details about his relationship with Cabezas and the social and professional repercussions of the tragic murder. "28 years old, this is still a wound …
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