In the last hour of April 26, news came to our mobile phones that gives you the tears that squeeze your heart and want to get out of your eyes. Journalists David Beriain and Roberto Fraile were killed while doing their work. According to David himself, his job was to "tell what no one wants to hear, because the rest is to advertise."

And still feeling rage, rage and grief, May 3 celebrated World Press Freedom Day. We know what the need to claim these days means: International Day of Ablation, International Day against Torture, International Day for the Rights of the Child, etc.

TVE, The Eyes of War (R. Through his performance Lozano Bruna, 2011) took the opportunity to pay tribute to David and Roberto and many other journalists. And I say "male journalist," and not "male and female, and" journalist, because only male journalists were referred to. On a day so marked and in which so many people valued and understood the hard work of war journalism, we accidentally forgot to see the work of women war journalists.

These journalists, with camera, tape recorder and pen in hand, gather, like their male colleagues, bulletproof vest, accreditations and identifiers; those journalists who run between tanks, who avoid bullets and hijack them as their fellow men; the first who come to an armored ground, who get the photograph of the year and who perform this singular interview as their fellow men.

Ladies and gentlemen, once again we have lost the opportunity to show our young people that they are also war reporters, courageous and capable of fighting for freedom of the press, because what is not seen does not exist, as war reporters know.

We have Oriana Fallaci, who revolutionized the way we understand the trade and realized the wars and conflicts in Vietnam, India, Pakistan and the Middle East. We also have Rosa María Calaf, who taught us the conflicts in the middle world, and many teenagers dream of being a correspondent like him. Monica Garcia for some, Monica G. Prieto for others and Monica Prieto for others: caste reporter, they would tell him if he was a man. From the interview to Subcomandante Marcos to the wars in Iraq and Syria. Erika Reija; Middle East and Russia. Maysun, a photographer of the violation of human rights, in recent times in the war in Syria. Arantxi Padilla shows us the South American conflicts.

There are many, we are many. Maruja Torres, Carmen Sarmiento, Beatriz Mesa, deceased Ana Alba, Natalia Sancha, Mónica Bernabé, Rosa Meneses...

Today, in May 2021, unfortunately, we must continue to claim World Press Freedom Day and International Women’s Day.