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She had a tumor “that showed up when she returned from summer vacation and consumed her in a few weeks”
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Gispert dedicated a lifetime to journalism and was about to retire
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Gispert, author of some practical cookbooks, ran a Cáritas food bank
The journalist Nuria Gispert has died to the 66 years of age. I had a tumor “who showed his face when he returned from the summer holidays and has consumed it in a few weeks”, as confirmed by his colleague Antonio Manfredi in an entry from your blog.
Gispert dedicated a lifetime to journalism and was about to retire. “He retired on November 18, when he turned 67 years old. “Everything was already closed,” wrote Manfredi, who remembers her as “Excited, happy, I couldn’t wait for the weeks to go by.”
“And suddenly one forgetfulness, two forgetfulness, three absences, a leg that doesn’t work, let’s go see the doctor to see what he says, some emergencies where the doctors don’t put on a good face and you stay here lady, what do we have to do to you? some tests to be sure… until midnight yesterday,” he wrote in a heartbreaking entry on his blog, in which he comments that his Hi Anna the confirmed he death of his mother.
Professional career
Gispert, 67, began his professional career in newspapers and magazines before making the jump to radio.
At the end of the 80s, he began to present television programs such as ‘The afternoon’ or ‘Buscados con cargo’, on TVE. He continued working in this medium, on Canal Sur and on TV3. It was the image of Andalusia in Catalonia.
Furthermore, Gispert, author of some books of practical kitchenwore a banco of food of Caritas.
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