The Ortega y Gasset Journalism Awards are named after the Spanish philosopher and journalist José Ortega y Gasset. The awards were created by the newspaper El País in 1984. Every year, these awards are given to those whose work has shown "a remarkable defense of freedom, independence, honesty and professional rigor as essential virtues of journalism". The awards were originally divided in four categories: Periodismo impreso (printed journalism) Periodismo digital (digital journalism) Periodismo gráfico (graphic journalism) Trayectoria profesional (career award) As of 2016, the new categories are: Mejor Historia e Investigación Periodística (Best Story or Journalistic Investigation) Mejor Cobertura Multimedia (Best Multimedia Coverage) Mejor Fotografía (Best photography) Trayectoria profesional (Career Award) Winners 2000: Best Information Work: Ernesto Ekaizer Best Opinion Article: Fernando Savater Best Research Work: John Carlin Graphic: Julio Villarino 2001: Print: José Valdés and the research team of Reforma Graphic: Gorka Lejarcegi Career award El Comercio, Lima. 2002 Best Information Work: El Nuevo Herald Best Research: Ángeles Espinosa – El País Graphic: Andrés Carrasco Ragel – Diario de Cádiz 2003: Best Opinion Article: Roberto Pombo Best Information Work: Spanish journalists who distinguished themselves in the war in Iraq (Special Award) Graphic: Xurxo Lobato 2004: Best Information Work: El Nuevo Día of Puerto Rico Best Research Work: Bru Rovira Graphic: Sergio Pérez Sanz 2005: Best Information Work: Leticia Álvarez and Rosana Lanero – El Comercio Best Research Work: Giannina Segnini, Ernesto Rivera and Mauricio Herrera Ulloa – La Nación Graphic: Pablo Torres 2006 Print: Matías Vallés, Felipe Armendáriz and Marisa Goñi, journalists of Diario de Mallorca Digital: Sandra Balsells Graphic: Sergio Caro Career Award: Lozano family for La Opinión of Los Angeles 2007 Print: Roberto Navia Digital: Mundo.com en español (BBC website) Graphic: Desirée Martín Career award: Raúl Rivero 2008 Print: Sanjuana Martínez Digital: Yoani Sánchez Graphic: Gervasio Sánchez Career Award: Zeta Magazine 2009 Print: Jorge Martínez Reverte Digital: Amaya García Ortiz de Jocano Graphic: Adolfo Suárez Illana (for photo of his father Adolfo Suárez) Career award: Tomás Eloy Martínez 2010 Print: El País (investigative journalism on the Gurtel case) Digital: Judith Torrea (for her blog, "Ciudad Juárez, en la sombra del narcotráfico") Graphic: José Cendón Career Award: Jean Daniel 2011 Print: Octavio Enriquez Digital: Carlos Martínez D'Abuisson Graphic: Cristóbal Manuel Sánchez Rodríguez Career Award: Moisés Naím 2012 Print: Humberto Padgett Digital: Carmela Ríos Graphic: Carlos Jacobo Méndez Career Award: Sir Harold Evans 2013 Print: Alberto Salcedo Ramos Digital: