▷ Diario marca diario as | Actualizado julio 2024

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Barça has arrived at the decisive game of the season without Navarro, ruled out due to his foot injury during the first game of the final. A rarefied atmosphere with untimely renewals and the departure of six players.
The NBA announced that the 2017 All Star will return to the city of Charlotte, which already hosted it in 1991. Michael Jordan’s efforts have been paramount. Adam Silver: “I want to thank Michael Jordan for his support”.
The board of CB Tizona Autocid Ford Burgos confirmed its intention to leave the club in case the promotion to the Endesa League achieved on the courts more than two months ago is not ratified.

Mundo deportivo

Marca (pronunciación en español: [ˈmaɾka]), estilizado como MARCA, es un diario deportivo nacional español propiedad de Unidad Editorial. El periódico se centra principalmente en el fútbol, en particular en el día a día del Real Madrid, el FC Barcelona y el Atlético de Madrid. Tiene una audiencia diaria de más de 2.500.000 personas, la más alta de España para un diario, y más de la mitad de los lectores de deportes, a partir de 2007[1].
Marca se fundó el 21 de diciembre de 1938, en plena Guerra Civil, en la ciudad de San Sebastián, en manos de los nacionalistas. Su primer director fue Manuel Fernández Cuesta. El 3 de septiembre de 1987, Luis Infante pasó a dirigir el periódico[2].
Punto Editorial SA era la propietaria de Marca[3]. En 1984 Espacio Editorial, que luego se llamaría Recoletos, adquirió el periódico[2][4] La empresa se fusionó con Unedisa en 2007 para fundar Unidad Editorial que es la propietaria de Marca[5].
El 25 de noviembre de 1942 dejó de publicarse como semanario y desde entonces se publica como diario. El diario fue galardonado con el premio al periódico mejor diseñado del mundo en 2004 por la Society for News Design (SND)[8].

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Marca barcelona

The newspaper Marca was founded on December 21, 1938[8] in San Sebastián by Manuel Fernández-Cuesta Merelo, who would be its first director.[9] Born under the subtitle ”Semanario Gráfico de los Deportes”, it was published weekly and consisted of 12 pages. [9] Fernández-Cuesta had the cooperation of writers such as Víctor de la Serna, Ricardo Zamora, César Gea, Jacinto Miquelarena, Bobby Deglané and Alberto Martín Fernández (who signed as “Juan Deportista” and “Spectator”). 10]
In 1940,[10] after the end of the Civil War, it moved its headquarters to the capital, Madrid.[11] From November 25, 1942, it would be published on a daily basis.[12] In 1944, Marca published a bullfighting supplement, El Ruedo,[13] which was a great success and from then on would be published independently.

Marca real madrid

A weekly sports newspaper, it was founded in San Sebastián and first appeared on newsstands on December 21, 1938. Its first editor was Manuel Fernández Cuesta Merelo, editor of the magazine “Estampa” and founder of the magazine “Fotos”. On November 25, 1942, it changed from a weekly publication to a daily newspaper.
After Lucio del Álamo, the management passed to Nemesio Fernández Cuesta (1954-1973), a regular columnist of ABC, who proceeded to modernize the format and structure of the newspaper to the new times. After being appointed Minister of Commerce under the government of Arias Navarro, he left the presidency, which passed into the hands of Carmelo Martínez (1973-1983).
Since 1987 he has awarded the Guruceta Trophy to the best referee of the league in each First Division season, and since 1993/94 in the Second Division. And in 1997 it created the Marca Leyenda Trophy for the best professionals in the history of the sport.