Andrés Trapiello joins EL MUNDO as an opinion columnist
The EL MUNDO columnist and writer
Andrés Trapiello
has been awarded the Mariano de Cavia Prize, which has been awarded by the
Abc
newspaper since 1920 in recognition of the authors of articles or chronicles with a usual signature or pseudonym, for his article Tal día como hoy, published in this newspaper.
The writer of the already classic and cult work
Las Armas y las Letras
, the translator of Don Quixote into today's Spanish, the author of the endless diaries joined the pages of EL MUNDO last September.
Every Monday under the heading
Figuraciones
his columns are published in the newspaper and every Friday he writes on the last page of the cultural supplement
La Lectura
.
Before Andrés Trapiello, they have received the prestigious award Mariano de Cavia Jacinto Benavente, Agustín de Foxá, Ramón Serrano Suñer, Manuel Aznar, Luis Rosales, Luis María Ansón, Jaime Campmany, Salvador de Madariaga, Gregorio Marañón, Carlos Luis Álvarez 'Cándido' , Fernando Lázaro Carreter, Julián Marías, José María Carrascal, Rafael Alberti Merello, Francisco Umbral, Francisco Nieva, Camilo José Cela, Pere Gimferrer, Pedro Casals, Octavio Paz, Mario Vargas Llosa, Fernando Arrabal, Juan José Millás, Fernando Fernán Gómez, Alfonso Ussía, Rafael Sánchez Ferlosio, Antonio Muñoz Molina, José Antonio Zarzalejos and Juan Manuel de Prada, among many others.
Inés Artajo, Luca de Tena Award;
Emilio Morenatti, the Mingote
The former director of the
Diario de Navarra
Inés Artajo has been awarded the Luca de Tena Prize and the Associated Press photographer Emilio Morenatti, with the Mingote.
The jury for the awards was chaired by the director of the Royal Spanish Academy, Santiago Muñoz Machado;
the director of EL MUNDO, Francisco Rosell;
the director of
Abc
, Julián Quirós;
the director of
El País,
Pepa Bueno;
the director of
La Vanguardia,
Jordi Juan;
the director of
La Voz de Galicia
, Xosé Luis Vilela and the director of
El Correo
, José Migue Santamaría.
Andres Trapiello
Andrés Trapiello (Manzaneda de Torío, León, 1953).
A Spanish poet, novelist, essayist, typographer, columnist and editor, he has won awards such as the Critics' Prize, the Plaza y Janés Novel Prize and the Nadal Prize.
His work covers a wide variety of literary genres ranging from poetry to essays, through chronicles and newspaper articles, newspapers and novels.
His analyzes of the Spanish Civil War, his study of Don Quixote and his series of newspapers
, Salón de Pasos Perdidas,
are well known .
The weapons and the letters.
Literature and civil war 1936-1939
He received the Don Juan de Borbón Prize in 1993. Among other things, he refutes the myth that during the war the best intellectuals and writers were on the side of the Republic, a simplicity that he believes is widespread as a result of communist propaganda.
The Nadal Award came to him in 2003 with the novel
The Friends of the Perfect Crime
and, in 2005, the Juan Manuel Lara Foundation Award for the best novel of that year published in Spanish,
When Don Quixote died
.
He has also published La vida de Miguel de Cervantes
or
El final de Sancho Panza y otros suertes
about the hidalgo knight
, which was awarded the Troa Libros con valores Literary Award in 2015. He has won the Miguel Delibes National Journalism Award in 2005 for the article
El arca de las words
, published in
La Vanguardia
and the Julio Camba Award 2007.
Emilio Morenatti
Emilio Fernández Morenatti (Zaragoza, 1969) is a photojournalist and Director of Photography for the Associated Press (AP) for Spain and Portugal, winner of a Pulitzer Prize in 2021.
He has been recognized with numerous awards.
During his time as a photographer for EFE;
the Andalusia Prize for Photography (1993), for his snapshot "Encuentro con la muerte" of the fatal capture of banderillero Manuel Montoliu in La Maestranza;
or the Fujifilm European Photography Award (1995).
He then received the 2008
Pictures of the Year International
(POYI) prize recognized in the USA for his work in Pakistan, and a 2013
World Press Photo
for the photo of a broken shop window in Barcelona, as well as an honorary one from these in 2007, for the photo of a rocket from Gaza towards Israel.
On June 11, 2021, he was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for the best photographic report for his snapshots taken of the elderly in Spain during the coronavirus pandemic.
Ines Artajo
Inés Artajo (Pamplona) was director of Diario de Navarra for almost 16 years and worked there for more than 43. Her dedication to political reporting and her in-depth interviews stand out.
She has published the book
Interviews with history
, published in 2003 in the Biblioteca Básica Navarra.
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