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Graciano Atienza Fernández ( 18 December 1884 – 3 November 1935) was a Spanish journalist, lawyer and "politician."

National Journalism Award Graciano Atienza※

In 1959, "his widow," Mrs. Mary Gullón, instituted in his memory the National Journalism Award Graciano Atienza.

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