Natalia Junquera (A Coruña, 1981) refuses to accept that good journalism, the best of this holy profession, is a rarity of the past. Primarily, because after more than two long decades of experience, she understands that "the demands of the journalistic vocation have something of a priesthood" linked to public service and the right of the citizenry to understand the world in which he lives. "As the best journalist I have known, David Beriain sai…
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Natalia Junquera (A Coruña, 1981) refuses to accept that good journalism, the best of this holy profession, is a rarity of the past. Primarily, because after more than two long decades of experience, she understands that "the demands of the journalistic vocation have something of a priesthood" linked to public service and the right of the citizenry to understand the world in which he lives. "As the best journalist I have known, David Beriain sai…