Interviú's History Chronicled in 'Los desnudos y los muertos'

Jerónimo Andreu's 'Los desnudos y los muertos' reflects on the Spanish publication Interviú, which was launched by Antonio Asensio under Editorial Península in 1976 and marked its fiftieth anniversary. The magazine, which featured a blend of politics, human interest stories, reports, and erotica, ceased operations in January 2018. Asensio, who passed away in 2001, had encouraged staff who were not engaged with these themes to depart. Renowned for its sensationalist approach and investigative reporting, Interviú faced multiple legal challenges. The editorial team, described as a mix of 'pornographers and revolutionaries', included figures like César Lucas, Margarita Landi, and María Antonia Laparte. The book also discusses significant incidents such as the Alcàsser case and the Puerto Urraco murders, highlighting the magazine's decline due to technological advancements and evolving consumer habits.