"Soledad Gallego-Diaz achieved the major journalistic scoop of Spain's democratic transition at just 26 years old: the publication in the magazine Cuadernos para el Dialogo of the draft of the Spanish Constitution of 1978, which was kept under strict secrecy."
"In recent years, she published a weekly column in the Ideas supplement under the heading Punto de observacion, where reporting prevailed over opinion, often with surprising titles, written in a direct and effective style."
"She never told anyone what to think, nor did she try to impose her views amid a deluge of words and adjectives. Instead, she made us think sometimes against ourselves through arguments and facts."
"Gallego-Diaz was one of the ethical and professional pillars for several generations of journalists, who found in her a guiding figure in the confusing and exhilarating times the profession has experienced."
Soledad Gallego-Diaz, who passed away at 75, was a prominent figure in Spanish journalism. At 26, she published the draft of the 1978 Spanish Constitution. She served as the first female editor-in-chief of EL PAIS and held various roles, including correspondent and political reporter. Gallego-Diaz was known for her impactful writing style and commitment to ethical journalism. She influenced many journalists and maintained her identity as a reporter despite her accolades. Her work emphasized critical thinking and factual reporting, making her a respected figure in the field.
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