George Ramos, Ortega and Gaset Award, for this trajectory, regretted some media Trump “surrendered” | Ortega Y Gasset Awards
Journalist George Ramos (Mexico City, 67 years) condemned the “enormous fear” in Barcelona on Monday Donald Trump They were unraveled in some fields of the United States. Ramos, who has been leading the country for nearly four decades for the Latin people, assured Trump that Trump was “a real threat to democracy” and regrets that a part of the American society is “hiding and closing.”
In an action with subscribers from El Pace during delivery Ortega Y Gasset Awards The journalist has criticized the role of the media in the United States, “we have recognized our professional profession.” The self -criticism they felt after Trump’s first victory was, in 2016, did not served much. “The American press definitely learned nothing.” Some of the population, especially the fear of Latin origin, is understandable, but not so much, criticizing the media. “Journalists and the media surrendered, they do not want and face Donald Trump,” El Pass director Pepa said in a friendly conversation from Pepa Good.
Well and Ramos remembers their experiences as interviewers of personalities and politicians. The Mexican journalist explained, before one of those interviews, the attitude must fight. And he recalled that he was with Venezuela president Nicholas Maduro, confident that he was positive for his interests. “No one would give us an interview if he thinks he is wrong,” he joked. The first question to Maduro is to consider a dictator. The matter did not end well: Ramos was expelled and vetoed in Venezuela just as Trump was in target. “I say that I am communist from CIA and some others. Help is widespread,” he joked.
With an impeccable profession, Ramos defended the “impartiality” of journalism, but in some areas, such as racism, discrimination, corruption, dictatorship or the destruction of the environment.
Food as a form of resistance
Before, in the Toresky room in Barcelona, Michael Lopez, who is responsible for the L Comidista, is the best multimedia coverage for Michael Ayestaran, Ortega and Gasset Award for their multimedia, Gaza menu. In the absence of food and Gaza’s locking situation, the family managed to get food: the father goes to the market, the children seek firewood and water and cooked without much ingredients. “Many times it is a monotonous series, where there is only rice and rice the next day. And they eat together, because they want to bomb and touch them, they want to die together. Food is also resistance and memory,” said Aeastaran.
Two other winners, the photographer of El Pace Oscar, spoke about their trade in front of the newspapers of the newspaper (a gift for the best photograph for the film of Dana after Dana in Alfa) and Isabel Koelo (the best story for the podcast on female abuse).
In this speech, Koello, modernized by the journalist of El Pass Rebecca Karanco, confirmed that his intention was to say a story deeply as I was at least not heard by “staying with women in their restoration process.” On the other hand, Karl, after two weeks of coverage, assured that he had reached the award -winning photo (which was to look for new images, a symbol of rebuilding after traffic signal, Dana), and flew from “very tearful”.
