Talk:Diego del Alcázar, 10th Marquis of la Romana
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Diego del Alcazar has been apointed Chairman of the board of Vocento, the biggest media conglomerate of Spain. The Vocento group includes historical brands as Abc,regional newspapers, online media, radio and tv. Vocento is listed in the Madrid Stock Exchange
Clean-up proposal
editThe whole article seems written by the mr.Alcázar himself, his son or his fan club. It is written as plain advertisement, not as a piece of information.
Also the opening don't talk about the subject, instead we have an openly biased war drama with mr.Alcázar grand-grand-grandfather presented as a national hero. How the stories have anything to do with mr.Alcázar is to be explained - maybe the author thought we would assume mr.Alcázar has genetically inherited the courage and traits of the old marquis.
After the epic intro, the writer still mixes some facts with generous amounts of praising and patriotism.
I would be glad to clean up the mess myself, but prefer to open a discussion and let someone more experienced do it. Thanks! — Preceding unsigned comment added by 78.30.20.116 (talk) 23:11, 23 April 2018 (UTC)
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