Corruption in Galicia

Stories about corruption can be read in many newspapers. Today we want to show some we´ve read in  La Voz de Galicia. There´s day-to-day information —national and local—, but they always step forward.

35 journalists, all together

There are pages, like the one we feature today from La Voz de Galicia, that might look ugly at first sight, but that have a huge journalistic value. In the middle of the debate about the "ugliness" of cities and villages, 35 journalists look for the opinion of several mayors. What we´ve said: great "all together" that proves that from the editorial office it´s possible (and must be done) to lead and coordinate themes that, otherwise, run the risk of being converted into a tiring trickle of minor stories about the same theme.

On site

From the informative perspective, these pasta weeks have been intense due to the Ebola´s outbreak. The center of attention has been the closest case —thank God, Teresa Romero is recovered—, but  we´ve also discoverd stories that set Africa closer. The journalist from Navarra Gonzalo Araluce has been in Sierra Leone. We´ve read his articles in El Confidencial. And last Sunday he published an extensive feature in Diario de Navarra. Another feature was published together with Gonzalo´s experience: a visual feature about the 47 steps required to put on and take off the protective clothing.

Committed newspaper

The newspaper is Ara. And its commitment is to support the fight against alzheimer. A few days ago we featured the front-page; today, we add great part of the published pages.With the added value that some advertisers also joined the initiative from Fundació Pasqual Maragall

Titín lll(2)

National newspapers, newspapers where "pelota" is the number one sport. But we didn´t show the "closest" newspaper to the protagonist. We refer to La Rioja. They made a complete follow-up work about Titín, that ended with the pelotari visiting the newspaper.

Something is missing. The best is missing. The supplement that La Rioja dedicated to his most distinguished athlete. Complete. Beautiful.

Tintín lll (1)

He is from La Rioja. He´s 45 years old. He´s a "pelota" player. A forward. Titles, temperament, spectacle. Augusto Ibáñez, better known as Tintín, retired the 5th of October in his favorite court wall: Adagarra, in Logroño. His goodbye to the sport had an impact in national newspapers such as El Mundo, but mostly in those regional newspapers where "pelota" is one of the main sports. Like  El Diario Vasco, Diario de Navarra and El Correo.

To be continued...