Learning tip: reading newspapers Posted by Transparent Language on May 5, 2008 in Spanish Culture
Not very long ago, breaking news was mostly available in English and the few Spanish-language websites were devoted to local news only. Fortunately, the situation is changing rapidly and nowadays we have very comprehensive sites with updated information. Here´s a list of some interesting sites for you to check out.
CNN en español – The Spanish version of the highly acclaimed English news website. It has articles mainly about North America, Latin America, politics, business and sports.
www.efe.com – Despite its name, it has updated news from Latin America and Spain
El Nuevo Herald – Even though it looks like a translation of The Miami Herald, El Nuevo Herald has original content and brings mostly news of Cuba.
El Clarín – This highly respected online version of the Argentinean newspaper brings news from Argentina as well as from around the world updated almost every five minutes.
El País – Number one newspaper in Spain, brings articles on politics, business, culture, audio clips, horoscope, etc.
La Vanguardia – Online version of the Barcelona´s newspaper with an around-the-clock updated listing of stories.
La Crónica de Hoy – Mexican newspaper with very accesible language and wonderful layout.
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Comments:
Don Alejandro:
I just wish you were in Spokane so i could offer to buy lunch or dinner.
donr