Worries of columnists: “My dream is to write a column that ends columnism”
Juan José Millás, Rosa Montero, Martín Caparrós, Manuel Jabois and Elvira Lindo tell the stories behind their columns at the EL PAÍS Festival
50TH ANNIVERSARY
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A claim for the power of the word against authoritarianism
Sergio Ramírez, who will receive the Ortega y Gasset Journalism Award this Monday, talks with Gioconda Belli and Jesús Ceberio about Nicaragua, Central America, and Trump
EL PAÍS jumps from the pages to the street
The newspaper celebrates the first day of a festival at Matadero Madrid for its 50 years, showing readers how and by whom it is reinvented every day
The trunk of memories: 30 objects that explain the history of EL PAÍS
A piece of the Berlin Wall from the correspondent who saw it fall and a bulletproof vest used in Ukraine by a war reporter. The old credentials of a film critic or the rubber bullets fired by the ‘mossos’ during the ‘procés’ riots. From the machine Javier Marías used to write his columns to the ashes of the La Palma volcano collected by a Science editor. This collection of objects composes a collective and intimate story of EL PAÍS on its 50th anniversary
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