Transition
Soledad Gallego-Díaz dies at 75 in Madrid
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Journalist Soledad Gallego-Díaz, the first woman to direct EL PAÍS, died on Tuesday night in Madrid at age 75. Political leaders and colleagues have praised her rigor, independence, and commitment to truth. She was a key figure in Spanish journalism since the Transition.
In a recent interview, Cuban actor and activist Yunior Garcia Aguilera shares his theater experiences, opposition role, and essential reforms for a potential transition in Cuba. Exiled in Madrid after regime threats, he stresses the need for rule of law, public order, and market freedom. Garcia admits past mistakes due to lack of political preparation and urges sharing concrete projects for the country's future.
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has held phone conversations with Venezuelan interim President Delcy Rodríguez and opposition leader Edmundo González to support a peaceful transition in the country. These calls follow the US intervention capturing Nicolás Maduro and the release of five Spanish prisoners. Sánchez aims to preserve Spain's influence in the process, criticizing Donald Trump's direct interference.