Soledad Gallego-Díaz, the Consummate Journalist and First Female Editor-in-Chief of EL PAÍS, Dies
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The referent of Hispanic journalism died at 75 in Madrid; her visit to Buenos Aires and her legacy in the Spanish newspaper
Journalist Soledad Gallego-Díaz died Tuesday night at 75 in Madrid, as confirmed by the newspaper El País, of which she was director.
Journalist Soledad Gallego-Díaz has passed away at age 75, reported the newspaper El País, of which she was director.
Correspondent in multiple capitals, political chronicler and editorialist, he also served in regional delegations as well as in teaching. More information: From Mabel Lozano's new book to Soledad Gallego's award: the highlight of this week's 'The Top 100'
Journalist Soledad Gallego-Díaz (Madrid, 1951) died this Tuesday at the age of 75, according to...
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