El Ideal Gallego [SEP] country of origin
El Ideal Gallego
El Ideal Gallego is a Galician newspaper from A Coruña, Spain.
History and profile.
"El Ideal Gallego" was first published in A Coruña on 1 April 1917. Its founder was José Toubes Pego. The paper was fined 10,000 pesetas in 1971 for
not obeying by the law of press and printing.
In 1999, "El Ideal Gallego" acquired "El Diario de Ferrol" becoming its editor and moving their headquarters to the City Port and Naval Station of Ferrol, which
in his books "Galegos en Catalunya" I and II. Another legacy that he has left is that of the Literary contest in his name, which helps to promote aspiring authors and poets writing in Galician or Castillian.
Manuel Rodriguez Lopez was a regular contributor to media in Galicia, Catalonia and Argentina. He was correspondent of "Faro de Vigo" and "El Ideal Gallego" in Barcelona, where he signed with his full name (Manuel Oreste). He collaborated regularly in "El Progreso" (Lugo)