US EditionLuis Infante Bravo Dies, the Director Who Held Marca
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Spanish sports journalism is in mourning after the death of Luis Infante, former director of the newspaper MARCA and one of the most influential figures in the recent history of the sports press in Spain. Infante was linked for decades to MARCA. Throughout his career he held different positions of responsibility until reaching the management of the media in 1987, stage in which he contributed decisively to consolidating his editorial identity an…
Luis Infante Bravo, former director of Marca, died Tuesday at the age of 82, reports the newspaper on its website, which recalls his stage as director from 1987 to 1997, as "a visionary, who knew how to anticipate all the information flow that other newspapers and televisions later replicated, an information with extreme care in design and spectacularity". Infante remained for 34 years in the different editors of the newspaper from its entry in …
He was also the founder of other headlines such as the newspaper Expansión or the magazine Telva
He led this newspaper to the absolute leadership of the national press
In the middle of the morning I received the terrible news of the death of Luis Infante (Madrid, 1943-2025), to which I did not give credit. A hard fist, a cold blow, as was the...
Luis Infante Bravo, former director of the newspaper Marca, died this Tuesday in Madrid at the age of 82, according to the newspaper itself in its digital edition. Infante was at the head of the sports headage between 1987 and 1997, a stage that the newspaper has defined as decisive for its consolidation as leader of the Spanish press. Marca has reminded Infante as “a visionary” who knew how to anticipate the changes in the informative treatment…
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