The collaborator of 20 minutes, Sarah MorrisHe was assigned by the Magna Charter Awards for their journalistic work. In particular, Morris was recognized with the Award International Journalismwhich received this Wednesday during an event held in the Banco de Sabadell’s auditorium, located in Madrid. The British journalist, who is corresponding to Spain for more than a decade, has exercised an information bridge between the two countries and covered the key issues of the Spanish news For the media of United Kingdom.
“For its key role in strengthening mutual understanding between the United Kingdom and Spain and for its valuable contribution to international information with a human and deep approachSarah Morris receives this prize, “they indicated from Bennet & Rey, a law firm that organizes the prizes. From The International Company also highlights the “Critical look” of the journalist and his ability to connect the cultural contexts of both countries.
According to Bennet & Rey, these qualities have contributed to giving visibility to the political, economic, social and cultural reality of Spain in front of the British public. “Through his relationships and coverage, many times in times of great information voltage, he has maintained a Commitment firm for journalistic ethics And the truthfulness of the facts, “they supported the company.
Currently, Morris is corresponding to Spain and the Portugal of the international television network France24In English. And, in addition to being editorialist of 20 minutesHe also collaborates with British newspapers such as Times y The guardian. In 2022 the International Club appointed him the best foreign correspondent in Spain and was vice -president of the circle of Co -Responable in Spain between 2016 and 2019.
Him rest of the winners In the first edition of the Magna Carta Awards they are as follows:
- Cultural Award: Alba House.
- La Labor Social Award: British Spanish Society.
- Commercial Award: Banco Sabadell.
- National Journalism Award: Miguel Ángel Idigoras.
- Gastronomic prize: Gioconda Scott.
- Arts arts: The Madrid Players.
- Peter Hauschild Award for overcoming: Pilar Teresa Romero.
The Magna Carta: Inicative Awards developed by the founder of Bennet & Rey, Margaret Josephine Hauschild Rey– try to recognize and celebrate those individuals and organizations that have distinguished themselves in their commitment to strengthen the bonds of friendship and cooperation between Spain and the United Kingdom. Its goal is to highlight and honor those who have dedicated theirs Time, energy and talent Promote collaboration and mutual understanding among our companies.
The prizes were awarded by an honorary committee made up of important personalities linked to Ispanic-British worldAppointed by Bennet & Rey among them: D. Michael Morley, D. Fernando De Prado Prado Manuel De Villena, the journalist David Sharrock and the businessman and manager Sir Thomas d´Eyncourt John Thomson.
