Washington Post opisuje manipulacje aznara

Gość: mirmil Part II IP: *.uBRgrb01.supercable.es 17.03.04, 15:15

But in Madrid, radio stations were referring to "the ETA attacks" and carried
none of the discussion about whether others might have been involved.

Managing the coverage of the disaster became a priority for the government,
which contacted both the Spanish and international news media, stressing the
official line that the bombings were the work of ETA.

El Pais, which was preparing a special edition on the attacks, received several
calls directly from Aznar, its reporters confirmed. The editor of the
Catalan-based paper El Periodico said Aznar called twice. Aznar "courteously
cautioned me not to be mistaken. ETA was responsible," the editor, Antonio
Franco, wrote in an editorial Tuesday. At a news conference on Friday, Aznar
said he had called several newspapers, saying he wanted to explain the
government's view.

The government spokesman's office at Moncloa, the prime minister's office, also
placed calls to at least 10 foreign correspondents during the day, according to
Steven Adolf, a Dutch reporter for NRC Handelsblatt and president of the foreign
correspondents club here. Most of the calls were identical, journalists said.

Henk Boom, another Dutch journalist, said he received a call from a spokeswoman
at about 5 p.m. "She said she was told to tell foreign correspondents that there
was one official version

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Gość: mirmil Part II IP: *.uBRgrb01.supercable.es 17.03.04, 15:15

But in Madrid, radio stations were referring to "the ETA attacks" and carried
none of the discussion about whether others might have been involved.

Managing the coverage of the disaster became a priority for the government,
which contacted both the Spanish and international news media, stressing the
official line that the bombings were the work of ETA.

El Pais, which was preparing a special edition on the attacks, received several
calls directly from Aznar, its reporters confirmed. The editor of the
Catalan-based paper El Periodico said Aznar called twice. Aznar "courteously
cautioned me not to be mistaken. ETA was responsible," the editor, Antonio
Franco, wrote in an editorial Tuesday. At a news conference on Friday, Aznar
said he had called several newspapers, saying he wanted to explain the
government's view.

The government spokesman's office at Moncloa, the prime minister's office, also
placed calls to at least 10 foreign correspondents during the day, according to
Steven Adolf, a Dutch reporter for NRC Handelsblatt and president of the foreign
correspondents club here. Most of the calls were identical, journalists said.

Henk Boom, another Dutch journalist, said he received a call from a spokeswoman
at about 5 p.m. "She said she was told to tell foreign correspondents that there
was one official version
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