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Alma Guillermoprieto in conversation with El País
El País event
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Teatro de la Ciudad
Esta improbable tierra prometida is a living chronicle of a continent. This is Latin America as seen through the eyes and pen of the essayist Alma Guillermoprieto (Mexico). It is a compendium of violence, power and beauty, forming her third volume of essays dedicated to the region and completing a portrait of tragedy and glory in the age of populism and demagoguery. It features interviews with murderers and relatives of their victims; conversations with thoughtful politicians and heads of state; and with artists, street sweepers… This is the Latin America of the recent past.
Shaun Walker in conversation with Juan Carlos Pérez
The Illegals
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Cineteca Rosalío Solano
The Illegals, written by Shaun Walker(UK), The Guardian’s correspondent for Central and Eastern Europe, is the story of Russia’s most secret and long-running espionage programme. Established in the wake of the Bolshevik Revolution and still active today, this system has, for over a century, infiltrated other countries with citizens of Soviet origin –and agents recruited abroad– so that they blend into everyday life. The programme, which has provided its operatives with false identities, has sought to gain the trust of those around them and obtain key information for the government. In conversation with BBC Mundo journalist Juan Carlos Pérez(Colombia), Walker discusses these spies known as “illegals”.
Simultaneous interpretation from English to Spanish available
Alma Guillermoprieto, Óscar Martínez and Gabriela Warkentin in conversation with Beatriz Guillén
Stories from journalism
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Teatro de la Ciudad
Day after day, hundreds of journalists report on the diverse realities of Mexico and Central America, with countless reports on violence, but also human stories that fill us with optimism. Alma Guillermoprieto(Mexico), Óscar Martínez(El Salvador) and Gabriela Warkentin(Mexico) are responsible for giving a voice to these issues and ensuring they reach the public. They will discuss this and the state of journalism in the region, moderated by Beatriz Guillén, journalist of El País.
Diana González, Claudia Ivonne Hernández and Isabel Posadas in conversation with Dalia Larisa Juárez Otero
Sexism in the media
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Casa Hay Festival — SURA (salón lateral)
Sexism has countless faces, and many of them originate and are perpetuated in the media. In this conversation, we will look at the various forms of gender bias that still persist in journalism, from how certain narratives are constructed, to who tells them. Digital violence and harassment, the angle of coverage of a femicide, the manosphere, and the structural barriers that women journalists still face will be among the topics discussed. Diana González, Claudia Ivonne Hernández, Isabel Posadas and Dalia Larisa Juárez Oterosit down to share their experiences and criticise attitudes that still prevail in the media.
