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Juan Tomás de Salas
Juan Tomás de Salas (1938–2000) was a Spanish journalist. He was born in Valladolid on April 30, 1938 and died in Madrid on 22 August 2000. He was the founder of ''Cambio 16'' and ''Diario 16''.〔 In the 1960s he also worked for the Colombian newspaper ''El Tiempo''.
==Education and exile==
Tomás de Salas studied law in Madrid and obtained a PhD in Economic History at La Sorbonne in Paris. During his youth he also showed enthusiasm for journalism and interest in political activism. He began to engage in anti-Franco activities, and in 1961 joined the Free Spanish Press Agency, associated with the People's Liberation Front.〔 In 1962, when police arrested nearly a hundred members of the organization, de Salas had to seek political asylum. He managed to take refuge in the embassy of Colombia in Spain, and moved to Bogotá.
In Colombia he started working with the newspaper ''El Tiempo'', and that is where he seriously began to be involved in journalism. In 1966 he moved to France to work at France Press, and in 1969 to London, where he worked for the Spanish version of ''The Economist''.〔 That same year he was allowed to return to Spain when he was acquitted.〔
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