Javier Cercas: "The lie that the King orchestrated the 23-F is created by the far-right and spread by the extreme left and secessionists"
Javier Cercas discusses the impact of declassified files related to the 1981 coup attempt in Spain, emphasizing the influence of his novel and the political narratives surrounding the event.
Javier Cercas: 'We already know the truth about 23-F. But the lies will not end, because they are a business'
Javier Cercas comments on the enduring relevance of his novel 'Soldiers of Salamina' while reflecting on the spread of misinformation surrounding historical events in Spain.
The illuminated wound: February 23rd reflected in television
The re-airing of 'Anatomy of a Moment' serves as a vital examination of Spain's February 23, 1981 coup attempt, revealing enduring scars within the nation's political landscape.
Javier Cercas, writer: “It is no longer enough for the newspaper to tell the truth; it must also dismantle lies”
Javier Cercas reflects on the evolving role of journalism while commemorating the 50th anniversary of El País, emphasizing the need for newspapers to not just report the truth but also challenge falsehoods.
Javier Cercas wins the XI Raúl del Pozo Opinion Journalism Award: "The novelist must not take sides, the columnist has to"
Javier Cercas has been awarded the XI Raúl del Pozo Opinion Journalism Award, emphasizing the role of columnists in taking sides while novelists should remain neutral.
Javier Cercas, Raúl del Pozo Opinion Journalism Award
Javier Cercas has been awarded the XI Raúl del Pozo Opinion Journalism Award for his impactful contributions to journalism and literature.
Javier Cercas wins the XI Raúl del Pozo Opinion Journalism Award: 'The novelist should not take sides, the columnist must do so'
Javier Cercas has been awarded the XI Raúl del Pozo Opinion Journalism Award, emphasizing the distinction between the roles of a novelist and a columnist.
Javier Cercas publishes 'The Newspaper of Democracy', a personal history of EL PAÍS
Writer Javier Cercas releases 'The Newspaper of Democracy', commemorating the 50th anniversary of EL PAÍS and reflecting on the intersection of journalism, literature, politics, and freedoms.
The Madman Without God and the Madman of God
Javier Cercas, an atheist writer, is invited by representatives of the Vatican to write a book about Pope Francis's trip to Mongolia, showcasing unexpected empathy despite his critical views on the Church.
Babelia recommends this bestselling book for reading lovers
Babelia highlights Javier Cercas' 'El loco de Dios en el fin del mundo' as the best book of 2025, coinciding with year-end rankings of movies, travel destinations, and music albums.