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Ignacio Gil Vázquez

Madrid, Spain

Ignacio Gil Vázquez is the managing editor of Spain’s second largest circulation newspaper, El Mundo. He previously served as foreign correspondent in France and as Culture section editor. He has covered wide-ranging events throughout his career, including the Basque conflict, Catalan politics, Francois Mitterrand’s final years as president of France, his successor Jacques Chirac’s election, and the death of Princess Diana. Close.

Ignacio Gil Vázquez

Madrid, Spain

Ignacio Gil Vázquez is the managing editor of Spain’s second largest circulation newspaper, El Mundo. more »

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Politicians Fail; We’re Still Writing

What a good boy Tony is! After 10 years, he has waited until his last days at Downing Street to vent his rage at the press. Mistrust, contempt and one-upmanship are common and neutral between power and the press. That, at least, is much healthier than cronyism. The press may be punished, but can never be eliminated.

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Miles:

While the press does, at times, present relevent stories, the press seems unaware that readers are well to very well educated and do not need factual accounts filtered. Editirial pages are for comments, news articles should be plain FACT, without the Editors ideas thrown in.

October 8, 2007 8:45 AM | Report Offensive Comments

Posted on October 8, 2007 08:45

Alberto Collins:

Wow! For a guy from Spain, he writes in great English. I can't believe he is from Spain. Usually they can't even speak well, and they even lisp like they do in their variety of Spanish. They say /maithith/ for Macy's, the department store.

June 20, 2007 12:49 PM | Report Offensive Comments

Posted on June 20, 2007 12:49

Anonymous:

(((((((((((( Peace-Love-Rock-n-Roll-n-Wrap, Mitt ROMNEY, For Prez, 2008 Ya! )))))))))))))

June 18, 2007 7:40 AM | Report Offensive Comments

Posted on June 18, 2007 07:40