The municipal theater of Alcañiz will host on September 23, 24 and 25 the eighth edition of the National Course of Specialized Journalism, focused this year on events, emergencies and crimes. Thirty professionals, including journalists, security forces, firefighters and criminologists, will teach how to tell complex and sensitive facts with rigor and responsibility.
The programme is organised into two axes: how journalists report on these cases and contrast their sources, and how the State Security Forces and Corps work in crisis situations. Among the speakers are Manuel Marlasca, Mamen Sala, Carlos Quílez, Carmen Corazzini and the writer Juan Bolea, along with representatives of the National Police, Civil Guard, GREIM, Firefighters and 112 Aragón.
COURSE SCHEDULING
The course is organized by the Communication Group La Comarca and approved by the Summer University of Teruel. It will start on September 23 with a exhibition-workshop of the photojournalist Brais Lorenzo, winner of the World Press Photo Award 2026.
Thursday 24 will include a verification workshop with Maldita.es and a table on judicial coverage in Aragon, and on Friday 25 it will focus on true crime, with presentations on podcasts, digital narrative and crisis communication.
ABOUT THE COURSE
The general tuition fee for the course costs 99 euros, with a reduced rate of 25 euros for the unemployed, students, retirees, people with disabilities and members of various journalists’ associations. Registrations are made on the website of La Comarca.
The course allows you to validate ECTS credits in the University of Zaragoza and others of the G-9 Group. It has the support of the Government of Aragon, the Teruel Provincial Council, the Alcañiz City Council and other institutions, and has been consolidated since 2019 as a national reference in specialized journalism.
