Rosario G. Gómez

EL PAÍS co-founder praises press freedom at ceremony attended by political, business and cultural leaders

Group condemns “insults, intimidation and threats” against media that oppose independence for region

Catalan police will not block access to voting stations if there is risk of street unrest

Social network found to have compiled and stored information without proper authorization

Far-reaching and deep funding cuts have left state and regional channels in dire straits

Directed by Roger Gual, ‘7 años’ will be released in 190 countries simultaneously in October

New report says RTVE has “failed to adapt to changing times” and continues to lose money

King Felipe VI presides gala event that coincides with 40th anniversary of the foundation of EL PAÍS

The newspaper is commemorating four decades of providing information, defending democratic values and serving its readers

The leaders of the Socialist Party, Podemos and Ciudadanos will go head-to-head on Monday

EL PAÍS to broadcast head-to-head between Pedro Sánchez, Albert Rivera and Pablo Iglesias

Media restrictions in Venezuela form focus of gala for EL PAÍS-awarded journalism prizes

Workers warn that new hirings have coincided with transfer of reporters to obscure shows

RTVE chief Leopoldo González-Echenique had refused to carry out layoff plan

Mediaset, which owns the rights to the tournament, is only showing 15 of the 60 group games

Watchdog cracks down on adult-themed programs during children’s slots and unwelcome ad breaks

‘Diez Minutos’ under fire for publishing chat that “could have taken place” with Spain’s new queen

‘El Jueves’ hits newsstands a day late after publisher bans monarchy-mocking image at final hour

‘Guardian’ editor Alan Rusbridger delivers a passionate speech at Thursday’s ceremony

Legal battle between tech giant and Spanish data protection agency ends in favor of privacy rights Around 200 cases in Spain were awaiting Luxembourg ruling, which applies to all search engines

Xplora, La Sexta 3 and Nitro among those forced to shut down just before midnight Industry Ministry had given networks May 6 deadline to comply with Supreme Court ruling

Decision by networks to lose stations such as La Sexta 3 and Nitro comes in wake of court ruling

Man denouncing CIA plot highlights security lapses that labor unions attribute to budget cuts

Decision will guarantee survival of public station, but sacked workers will not be rehired Regional government will have to increase compensation payouts for more than 800 people