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Watch El País’s live “En Clave País” stream with Rafael Radi, a Fito Páez documentary and more

From El País · () Spanish

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  • Uruguay’s El País is streaming its weekday program “En Clave País” live from its newsroom on September 4, covering major domestic and international headlines.
  • Guests include biomedical researcher Rafael Radi and Fernán Cisnero, who will discuss a documentary about Argentine musician Fito Páez.
  • Malena Castaldi hosts with journalists Faustina Bartaburu and Joaquín Silva, while the program is available through the newspaper’s website, YouTube and social-media channels.

Rafael Radi, one of Uruguay’s leading biomedical researchers, is the featured guest on El País’s September 4 edition of “En Clave País,” the newspaper’s live newsroom streaming program.

Radi directs the Center for Biomedical Research at the Faculty of Medicine and is a member of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences of the Vatican. The program will also welcome Fernán Cisnero, editor of the newspaper’s entertainment section, to discuss the release of “Fito Páez: El mundo cabe en una canción,” a documentary about the Argentine musician.

The film revisits the life and career of Páez, whose best-known songs include “El amor después del amor,” “Mariposa tecknicolor” and “11 y 6.” The broadcast will also review the day’s main headlines, with coverage spanning economics, sports, entertainment and science.

Malena Castaldi hosts the program alongside data journalist Faustina Bartaburu and national affairs journalist Joaquín Silva. The show draws on the work of more than 60 journalists and airs live on the El País homepage and YouTube, with later distribution across the newspaper’s social-media channels. Viewers can also watch the content on demand.

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