María Antonia Iglesias
María Antonia Iglesias, 2007
María Antonia Iglesias González (15 January 1945 – July 29, 2014) was a Spanish writer and journalist.
Iglesias was born in Madrid. Her father was the famous pianist and musicologist , and she worked on publications such as , Triunfo, Tiempo, Interviú, or El País'.[1]
Iglesias said in many media that although she was Catholic she did not agree with many attitudes of the current Roman Catholic Church.[2] She died in , Nigrán, Province of Pontevedra, aged 69.
Radio[]
- Hoy por hoy, (Cadena SER)
- (2002, Onda Cero)
- Protagonistas (2004–2006, )
Television[]
- Informe Semanal, 1984, RTVE
- (1996–2004, Telecinco)
- Cada día (2004-2005-2006, Telecinco)
- Lo que inTeresa (2006, Antena 3)
- (2006–2009, Cuatro)
- (2006–2008, Telemadrid)
- (2008, Telecinco)
- (2008–2011, Telecinco)
Bibliography[]
- Memoria de Euskadi. La terapia de la verdad: todos lo cuentan todo (2009)
- Cuerpo a cuerpo. Cómo son y cómo piensan los políticos españoles (2007)
- Maestros de la República. Los otros santos, los otros mártires (2006)
- La memoria recuperada. Lo que nunca han contado Felipe González y los dirigentes socialistas (2003)
- Aquella España dulce y amarga / Carmen Sevilla y Paco Rabal (1999)
- Ermua, cuatro días de julio (1997), about Miguel Ángel Blanco.
References[]
- ^ "María Antonia Iglesias - Biografía y bibliografía | Aguilar España". Librosaguilar.com. Archived from the original on 2011-08-20. Retrieved 2011-10-16.
- ^ "Muere la periodista María Antonia Iglesias | Medios | EL MUNDO". Elmundo.es. Retrieved 2014-07-30.
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