On the occasion of the exhibition "Goya chronicler of all wars" discussion of war consequences on civil society by Spanish journalists Alberto Masegosa & Diego Agúndez at Instituto Cervantes, 48, Hanuman Road, CP > 6:30pm on 13th October 2011
Time : 6:30 pm
Entry : Free
Event Details : On the occasion of the exhibition “Goya chronicler of all wars”, the Spanish journalists Alberto Masegosa and Diego Agúndez, as witnesses of many wars, will discuss war’s consequences on civil society.
Alberto Masegosa, is now bureau chief at EFE News Agency in New Delhi and has been correspondent of the same agency in Paris, Mexico, Tunisia, Rabat, Johannesburg, Cairo, New York and Jerusalem. He has worked as a special correspondent covering a dozen wars and he is the author of the following books: "La última frontera" (The last frontier), with Javier Valenzuela, "Días de Guerra" (Days of war), alongside Ángeles Espinosa and Antonio Baquero, "Crónica de un viaje al sur del Sahara" (Report of a trip to the south of Sahara), "Darfur, coordenadas de un desastre" (Darfur, coordinates of a disaster) and "Israel, crónica del país del libro" (Israel, a report on the country of the book). Diego Agúndez has followed closely some of the major armed conflicts of the Indian subcontinent, since 2006: the end of the wars in Nepal and Sri Lanka, Pakistan’s uncertain drift and the derailment of Afghanistan, and, in the Union of India, the cyclical riots in Kashmir,
the Maoist defiance or the ethnic puzzle in the Northeast. He works as a correspondent of EFE and also writes children’s books.
Accompanying Event : "Goya: Chronicler of All Wars. The Disasters and War Photography" at Instituto Cervantes, 48, Hanuman Road, CP > 11am-7pm on 15th July-16th October 2011
Related Events : Talks
Entry : Free
Place : Instituto Cervantes, 48, Hanuman Road, Connaught Place (CP), New Delhi - 110001
Metro : Nearest Metro Station - 'Rajiv Chowk' ( Yellow Line and Blue Line )
Area : Connaught Place (CP)
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Alberto Masegosa, is now bureau chief at EFE News Agency in New Delhi and has been correspondent of the same agency in Paris, Mexico, Tunisia, Rabat, Johannesburg, Cairo, New York and Jerusalem. He has worked as a special correspondent covering a dozen wars and he is the author of the following books: "La última frontera" (The last frontier), with Javier Valenzuela, "Días de Guerra" (Days of war), alongside Ángeles Espinosa and Antonio Baquero, "Crónica de un viaje al sur del Sahara" (Report of a trip to the south of Sahara), "Darfur, coordenadas de un desastre" (Darfur, coordinates of a disaster) and "Israel, crónica del país del libro" (Israel, a report on the country of the book). Diego Agúndez has followed closely some of the major armed conflicts of the Indian subcontinent, since 2006: the end of the wars in Nepal and Sri Lanka, Pakistan’s uncertain drift and the derailment of Afghanistan, and, in the Union of India, the cyclical riots in Kashmir,
the Maoist defiance or the ethnic puzzle in the Northeast. He works as a correspondent of EFE and also writes children’s books.
Accompanying Event : "Goya: Chronicler of All Wars. The Disasters and War Photography" at Instituto Cervantes, 48, Hanuman Road, CP > 11am-7pm on 15th July-16th October 2011
Related Events : Talks
On the occasion of the exhibition "Goya chronicler of all wars" discussion of war consequences on civil society by Spanish journalists Alberto Masegosa & Diego Agúndez at Instituto Cervantes, 48, Hanuman Road, CP > 6:30pm on 13th October 2011
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