Raquel Correa, the interview made woman

Raquel Correa was an outstanding Chilean journalist. She was characterized by good conduct interviews in the media.

She was national journalism award in 1991. The journalist was the eighth of twelve brothers. Her parents were Alfredo Correa and Marta Prats. 

Raquel studied at the School of the Sacred Heart and then entered for the Academy Theatre Hugo Miller, hidden of her parents. 

After that disappointed that Theatre, she entered the School of Psychology at the University of Chile. In 1956 she began studying journalism in parallel at the same university. Finally, after three years of studying psychology, she abandoned psychology and she dedicated completely of journalism.

Raquel Correa worked in magazine “Vea”, magazine “Cosas” and newspapers as “La Tercera y El Mercurio”. She worked too in radio and television as Canal 13, TVN, radio “Minería”, “Universidad de Chile”, “Cooperativa” and more. 

When she began her program of television "De cara al país" she interviewed to Ricardo Lagos Escobar. The political faced in television to dictator Augusto Pinochet Ugarte. This fact was marked wich "Lagos finger".

Raquel Correa was a one of few journalist that speak without fear.