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| He was a ] during the 1980s and 1990s. | He was a ] during the 1980s and 1990s. | ||
| Until 2005 he worked for the |
Until 2005 he worked for the ], where he hosted and produced his half hour-long program "Dossier" every night at ten. Additionally, he hosted a radio version of that program on ], also state-owned. | ||
| "Dossier" returned to the air on ] ] when the program was given a new time slot on ]. | "Dossier" returned to the air on ] ] when the program was given a new time slot on ]. The program is broadcasted a few hours later on ]. | ||
| Walter is famous for the ] "nuestra querida, única y contaminada nave espacial," which translates to ''our beloved, sole and polluted spaceship'' (referring to ]). He would begin every radio and TV address with the phrase. | Walter is famous for the ] "nuestra querida, única y contaminada nave espacial," which translates to ''our beloved, sole and polluted spaceship'' (referring to ]). He would begin every radio and TV address with the phrase. | ||
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Walter Martínez is a Venezuelan award-winning journalist, originally from Uruguay. Martínez's career spans over three decades in radio, television and the press. He is best known for his work in International Relations.
He was a war correspondent during the 1980s and 1990s.
Until 2005 he worked for the Venezuelan State TV, where he hosted and produced his half hour-long program "Dossier" every night at ten. Additionally, he hosted a radio version of that program on Radio Nacional de Venezuela, also state-owned.
"Dossier" returned to the air on 15 September 2008 when the program was given a new time slot on Venezuelan State TV). The program is broadcasted a few hours later on teleSUR.
Walter is famous for the catchphrase "nuestra querida, única y contaminada nave espacial," which translates to our beloved, sole and polluted spaceship (referring to Earth). He would begin every radio and TV address with the phrase.
External links
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