Born in 1956, Francisco Medina has worked as a diplomatic correspondent and as the international chief news officer for one of the largest radio groups in Spain, Cadena SER. An expert international correspondent, he has collaborated with several prestigious television networks, including Antena 3 Televisión where he worked as a correspondent in the United States up to the year 2000. The international crises he has been assigned to cover include the war in Bosnia, the Middle East crisis and the first Persian Gulf War. Many of his books have topped the best-sellers lists in Spain. Some of them include 23F. The Truth, A Spy in the Basque Country or My Life Against the Mossad. He has also worked as a press correspondent in Spain for the American channel ABC NEWS and teached Journalistic Investigation in the Camilo José Cela University. At present, he is the News director at Radio Nacional de España (RNE).