US EditionJosé Tono Receives the 12th Aymeric Picaud Award in an Emotional Ceremony at the Templar Castle in Ponferrada.
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There are moments that shine with their own light. On Saturday, within the centuries-old walls of the Templar Castle in Ponferrada, one of them took place. The stucco room witnessed a deeply symbolic ceremony: the presentation of the 12th Aymeric Picaud International Prize for the Promotion of the Camino de Santiago to the writer, essayist, and cultural manager José Tono Martínez, a key figure in the… Origin
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