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Alfonso Nasarre, Historical Journalist at COPE, RNE and Onda Madrid Dies

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Key figure of the radio and ex-responsible in Moncloa and RTVE dies at 67, after directing RNE and Onda Madrid, according to the Madrid public broadcaster

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Spanish radio in particular, and Spanish journalism in general, lost one of its most renowned professionals this Tuesday. Alfonso Nasarre, current director of Onda Madrid, passed away at the age of 67 after a long career dedicated to journalism, political reporting, and media management. Read more

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Journalist Alfonso Nasarre, director of Onda Madrid and professional with a long history in the COPE chain, the Government of Spain and Radio Televisión Española (RTVE), has passed away this Tuesday at age 67, according to the Madrid public radio in its newsletters.Nasarre, born in 1958 and graduated in Sciences of the ... Continue reading "Death Alfonso Nasarre, director of Onda Madrid, at age 67"

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He worked in the Communication Area of the Presidency of the Government during the term of José María Aznar

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The Madrid journalist dies at 67 years old leaving a trajectory of more than four decades in which he combined the parliamentary chronicle and the leadership of big chains

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He held his current position since 2021. In addition, he was part of the Secretariat of State for Communication during the Aznar Government.

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Key figure of the radio and ex-responsible in Moncloa and RTVE dies at 67, after directing RNE and Onda Madrid, according to the Madrid public broadcaster

·Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain
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El Mundo broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
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