Eulalio Almonte Rubiera
Eulalio Almonte Rubiera, affectionately known as Lalo, was a prominent Dominican journalist born on February 12, 1942, in Villa Arriba, Duarte Province. Over his illustrious career, he contributed to several major media outlets, including Listín Diario, Noti-Tiempo, El Caribe, and Noticiario Cristal. He was recognized for his unwavering commitment to press freedom, receiving the RD-Unesco 2024 Press Freedom Award in May of the previous year, presented by President Luis Abinader. His career was marked by challenges, including a controversial legal battle during the presidency of Joaquín Balaguer, where he faced accusations related to the law of Expression and Diffusion of Thought. Lalo's passing on Thursday marks a significant loss for the journalistic community in the Dominican Republic.
Born on Feb 12, 1942 (83 years old)
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Eulalio Almonte Rubiera was a previous winner of the award in 2024.
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Eulalio Almonte Rubiera was a prominent journalist who worked for various media outlets.
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