Vicente Vallés will land on the Islote de Fermina this coming Saturday, September 26, to share some of the secrets hidden in the plot uncovered by the investigation of Teresa Fuentes and Pablo Perkins in La caza del ejecutor (Espasa, 2025), his latest and thrilling literary creation. It will be from 12:00 PM, in the Mirador hall, with free admission until full capacity.
La caza del ejecutor is a thriller full of unexpected twists that unfold at a breakneck pace in cities like London, Berlin, New York, and Washington. Vallés exhibits his own stamp, his fresh style, and his unquestionable command of world geopolitics in a work with which he reinvents the spy genre and establishes himself as one of the most addictive storytellers on the current scene.
After the presentation, Vicente Vallés will sign copies of his book for attendees.
The Minister of the Centers for Art, Culture, and Tourism, Ángel Vázquez, encourages citizens to "come to the Islote de Fermina to share this event with one of the most recognized and recognizable names on the national literary scene."
About Vicente Vallés
Vicente Vallés is one of the most popular faces in national media.
After studying journalism at the Complutense University, his professional beginnings were at Cadena SER, collaborating on the programs Hora 25 and Hoy por hoy. He began working in the sports section of TVE. He then moved to Telemadrid, where he was editor-in-chief and news editor.
In 1994 he was hired by Telecinco, where he served as deputy director of News. He also presented La mirada crítica, a news program with in-depth interviews with the protagonists of Spanish political life.
In 2008 he returned to TVE, where he was deputy director of the 24-hour news channel. Three years later, he moved to Antena 3, where he has established himself as its main reference in the field of news.
He has also moderated four electoral debates and has covered all US presidential elections since 1992. He is also an opinion contributor for 20 Minutos and La Razón.
Vallés has published four books. Two non-fiction: Trump y la caída del imperio Clinton (2017) and El rastro de los rusos muertos (2019), and the novel Operación Kazán (2022), winner of the Premio Primavera de Novela. Last year he published La caza del ejecutor.
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