Renowned TV Journalist Passes Away; President Mourns: “He Was Honest”

Beloved Spanish journalist and author Carlos Hernández has passed away at the age of 56. His death was confirmed by elDiario.es, citing an undisclosed illness he battled for some time.

Carlos Hernández: A Career of Distinction

Hernández began his illustrious career as a parliamentary reporter for the television network Antena 3. Over the years, he held various significant roles in journalism and communications, including serving as editor-in-chief of the weekly publication La Clave. His extensive work also encompassed political and corporate communication advising.

A Life Well-Lived

Approaching his 57th birthday on February 11, Hernández left behind a legacy marked by dedication and integrity. Friends stated that he enjoyed life until the very end. Recently, he returned from a family trip to Tanzania.

• Professional Milestones:
  • Parliamentary reporter at Antena 3
  • Editor-in-chief at La Clave
  • Advisor in political and corporate communications
• Notable Works:
  • Author of “Los campos de concentración de Franco” (2019)
  • Fiction debut: “Créeme. No es una novela, es vuestro futuro”
• War Correspondent:
  • Kosovo
  • Palestine
  • Afghanistan
  • Iraq

National Mourning

The passing of Hernández has resonated deeply across Spain. President Pedro Sánchez expressed his condolences through an official statement on X, highlighting the journalist’s honesty and dedication. He remarked, “Carlos Hernández balanced respect with affection, commitment with professionalism. We will miss his integrity.”

Hernández was celebrated not only for his professional prowess but also for the relationships he built throughout his career. His contributions to journalism and literature will be remembered by many. His unexpected departure leaves a significant void in the media landscape.