Journalist Ana Núñez-Milara has been designated as a new chief editor of El Mundo and will be integrated into the staff of the General Selevo of Editorial Unit as responsible for promoting the informative news focused on women, always under the prism of equality as a fundamental commitment of your present and future information bet.
A position that will be under the supervision of Joaquín Manso, Deputy Director of the world, and in which Núñez-Milara will have a fundamental task closer the newspaper and his catalog of daily information to the readers, providing a greater presence of female voices in the Different stories that this means will publish. In this way, the journalist will collaborate in the visibility of referents that represent an example of education for women and girls.
"The newspaper El Mundo offers a powerful speaker to promote an alternative look at present and show models on which to be inspired by a society that every day is more demanding. There is a lot of work ahead to overthrow stereotypes, conquer spaces and promote debates with a gender perspective, "explains the new Chief Editor of the General Selevant Journal.
Ana Núñez-Milara also adds that this appointment as part of the structure of the General Selevo de Unit of Editorial "is a pride and privilege for the responsibility of assuming" the development of its new editorial functions. "We will put all our efforts on this task," she remarks.
The journalist, who was awarded by the Association of European Journalists and the Spain's offices of the European Commission and the European Parliament with the Salvador de Madariaga Journalism Award in 2019, has developed its professional work for more than 10 years as a correspondent of the Group Mediaset in Brussels, where it has covered the entire current of the European Union, from the consequences of the economic crisis that affected the world from 2008 to the Syrian refugee exodus towards the European continent, mainly because of the consequences of war in The country, as well as the exit of the United Kingdom after approved the definitive vote of Brexit that decided its output from the European Union.
Degree in Journalism from Carlos III University of Madrid, in 2020 he decided to return to Spain, where he was responsible for directing the audiovisual area of Vozpulk before being appointed Chief Editor of El Mundo.
Date Of Update: 04 September 2021, 19:00
