Manuel Delgado Barreto

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Manuel Delgado Barreto (1879–1936) was a Spanish journalist and Far right politician.

Delgado founded the literary magazine Gente Nueva and the newspaper La Opinión. In 1901 he settled in Madrid, holding the position of editor of El Globo. Delgado later moved to La Correspondencia de España, where he used the pseudonym of "Taf".^[1] He also contributed to the newspaper La Nación.

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