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Periodistas por la Igualdad is a Spanish association of feminist journalists that publishes articles and statements on gender equality in journalism.

Last updated September 16, 2026

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Periodistas por la Igualdad is a Spanish association of feminist journalists. Its website presents itself with the statement "Somos periodistas feministas" and highlights gender-related statistics in journalism, including a 68% female unemployment rate in journalism and that 75% of executives in Spanish media are men. The site publishes articles and statements on topics such as gender violence, femicides, and the case of Dani Alves, and it reports on its participation in events such as the VII Curso de Periodismo Especializado de Alcañiz 2025. It also shared a manifesto titled "STOP KILLING JOURNALISTS IN GAZA" / "CONTRA EL ASESINATO DE PERIODISTAS EN GAZA".

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Periodistas por la Igualdad is a Spanish association of feminist journalists. Its website states "Somos periodistas feministas" and highlights gender disparities in journalism, such as a 68% female unemployment rate in journalism and that 75% of executives in Spanish media are men. The association publishes articles and statements on issues including gender violence, femicides, and the Dani Alves case, and it reports on its participation in the VII Curso de Periodismo Especializado de Alcañiz 2025. It also shared a manifesto titled "STOP KILLING JOURNALISTS IN GAZA" / "CONTRA EL ASESINATO DE PERIODISTAS EN GAZA".

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