Juan Pablo Cárdenas, 2005 National Prize for Journalism, Dies
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At the age of 76, he directed the magazine ‘Analysis’, one of the media that gave voice to the regime’s dissent. He won the National Prize for Journalism in 2005
During the early hours of this Sunday, October 11th, journalist Juan Pablo Cárdenas Squella died at the age of 76...
Cárdenas's career was marked by the defense of freedom of expression and the commitment to the recovery of democracy during the civic-military dictatorship.
The journalist died at the age of 76 as a result of cancer. In dictatorship he faced arrests and a sentence of night imprisonment.
Chilean journalism is in mourning. Juan Pablo Cárdenas Squella, one of the leaders of the press opposed to Augusto Pinochet’s dictatorship, died early this Sunday, October 11, at the age of 76, as a result of cancer. Founder of the magazine Análisis, Cárdenas dedicated much of his career to [...] La entrada Dies a 76-year-old Chilean journalist who challenged Pinochet’s censorship and received the National Prize was first published in Futuro Chi…
Chilean journalism lost on Sunday, October 11, to one of its most recognized figures in the defense of press freedom. Juan Pablo Cárdenas Squella died early in the morning at the age of 76, a product of cancer, leaving a trajectory that went through written media, radio, universities and one of the most [...] La entrada He was jailed for reporting during the dictatorship and burned his house twice: Chilean journalist dies first published on Radi…
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