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Enrique Santarén

Enrique Santarén

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Deputy Director, Deia

Bilbao

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Total articles 993

  • The Pope

    By Andrés Portero , provided by Deusto Club , Enrique Santarén Verified| Deia Verified Yesterday we were finally able to see the first image of the Pope, just thirty days after his hospitalization. It was released by the Vatican and is taken from behind and from the side, in profile. His face is not visible, which in his case is a true reflection of his soul, and we learned that he has said he is "going through a time of trial." Although he is still ill, the Pope seems to be recovering, which is good news. Not for everyone. Francis is a hindrance to many.

    By Andrés Portero , provided by Deusto Club , Enrique Santarén Verified · Deia

    Mar. 17, 2025

  • Confined

    By Enrique Santarén , Cedida Peña Deusto Verified| Deia Verified Five years ago, lockdown hit us. We experienced it with drama, anguish, and fear. It was something unknown, unthinkable. We saw the best and the worst in ourselves and in other people. Those of us who survived remember it as a parenthesis in our lives, like a memory lapse. During that social isolation, we invented an unreal world in our homes and swore to ourselves that we would emerge better, as if by fictionalizing a utopia we were forgetting the real dystopia.

    By Enrique Santarén , Cedida Peña Deusto Verified · Deia

    Mar. 16, 2025

  • The Pope

    By Andrés Portero , provided by Deusto Club , Enrique Santarén Verified| Deia Verified Yesterday we were finally able to see the first image of the Pope, just thirty days after his hospitalization. It was released by the Vatican and is taken from behind and from the side, in profile. His face is not visible, which in his case is a true reflection of his soul, and we learned that he has said he is "going through a time of trial." Although he is still ill, the Pope seems to be recovering, which is good news. Not for everyone. Francis is a hindrance to many.

    By Andrés Portero , provided by Deusto Club , Enrique Santarén Verified · Deia

    Mar. 17, 2025

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Enrique Santarén - Profile and Journalist Details