UIMP hosts in September the course ‘How is a newspaper made? 50 years of EL PAÍS’
A dozen editors and writers from the newspaper will explain the ins and outs of the newsroom in a seminar in Santander
50TH ANNIVERSARY
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Rosa Montero congratulates EL PAÍS: “Your 50 years are my life”
The journalist encourages the newspaper to continue defending democracy in the face of the current situation faced by the media
Antonia Talavera, half a century reading EL PAÍS: “What news would I like to read? That the Republic is coming”
This 93-year-old former nurse has been a subscriber to the newspaper since May 4, 1976. Many things have changed in Spain over these 50 years, but there is one thing that remains the same for her: she has breakfast every morning in her kitchen reading EL PAÍS
THE COUNTRY of the future starts today
More than 40,500 people have visited this newspaper’s Festival during three days of celebrating its first 50 years
Festival de EL PAIS, día 3: cómo seguir, al menos, 50 años más
Personalidades de la cultura y pensadores como Javier Cercas o Pankaj Mishra reflexionan sobre el futuro del periódico y los próximos desafíos
A long-distance relationship (that works): “We connected in the US with Spain through the pages of EL PAÍS”
An American couple, subscribers for five years, attend the festival in Madrid for the 50th anniversary of this newspaper after traveling from Virginia
The behind the scenes of the good and bad news that EL PAÍS reports in a day
The second day of the Festival held at Matadero Madrid for the newspaper’s 50th anniversary focuses on debates about the decisive moment we are living through
Giuliano da Empoli and Juan Gabriel Vásquez: a long-sighted meeting to understand the dangers of our time
The two writers discuss power, technology, and democracy at the EL PAÍS Festival
In the EL PAÍS newsroom: this is how the front page is decided
The afternoon meeting is held for the first time before the readers at the Festival for the newspaper’s 50th anniversary
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