453 Días Viviendo en el Infierno: Español Preso en una de las Peores Cárceles de Irán Se Sincera #58

Today I'm sitting down with Santiago Sánchez Cogedor, the Spanish adventurer who set off on foot for Qatar to experience the World Cup and ended up spending 453 days imprisoned in Iran. He was arrested after visiting the tomb of Mahsa Amini, accused of espionage, and transferred between detention centers until finally ending up in Evin Prison. We talk about isolation, psychological torture, political prisoners, executions, hunger strikes, and the fear of never returning to Spain. But also about something deeper: how to survive without hatred, how to find humanity in hell, and how a prison can become an inner journey. A conversation about freedom, fear, forgiveness, survival, and the wounds that can only heal by looking inward. 🤝 Defend the Truth, Support the Best Journalism, and become a channel member:    / @davidjimenezeldirector   YOU CAN FOLLOW ME ON MY SOCIAL MEDIA: Twitter:   / davidjimeneztw   Instagram:   / davidjimenezeldirector   LinkedIn:   / david-jim%c3%a9nez-991a577b   Facebook:   / davidjimenezperiodista   YOU CAN BUY MY BOOKS HERE: https://www.amazon.es/stores/author/B... Edited by Nacho Amela X:   / nachoamela   IG:   / nachoamela   Produced by Moonvisual https://www.moonvisual.es/   / moonvisual.av   Key moments: 00:00 Intro — 453 days imprisoned in Iran: from the Qatar World Cup to Evin Prison 01:53 From the World Cup to an Iranian prison: the journey of Santiago Sánchez Cogedor 06:39 Accused of spying in Iran: trial, political hostage, and imprisonment Evin 09:36 Isolation and psychological torture: how he survived 15 months in prison 17:32 Political prisoners, executions, and humanity inside the Iranian prison 27:47 Guards, hunger, and physical deterioration in Evin Prison 32:31 False freedom, the hunger strike, and negotiations with Iran 45:03 Return to Spain: freedom, shock, and the diploma for the Evin prisoners 50:07 Fear, forgiveness, and survival: how he returned from Iran without hatred 58:31 Traveling to heal: from personal trauma to a new life after prison