List of Chilean newspapers

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The following is a list of newspapers published in Chile:

Contents 1 El Mercurio Corporation newspapers 1.1 National newspapers 1.2 Regional/city newspapers 2 COPESA newspapers 3 Other newspapers 4 Independent regional newspapers 5 Online newspapers 6 Defunct newspapers 7 See also 8 External links

[edit] El Mercurio Corporation newspapers

El Mercurio Corporation is a holding company controlled in part by Agustín Edwards and his family.

[edit] National newspapers

• El Mercurio [1] de Santiago - The paper of record in Chile; founded in 1900
• Las Últimas Noticias [2] - Tabloid daily
• La Segunda [3] - Afternoon paper

[edit] Regional/city newspapers

• La Estrella de Arica
• La Estrella de Iquique
• La Prensa de Tocopilla
• El Mercurio de Antofagasta
• La Estrella del Norte
• El Mercurio de Calama
• La Estrella del Loa
• El Diario de Atacama
• El Mercurio de Valparaíso
• La Estrella de Valparaíso
• El Líder de San Antonio
• La Prensa de Curicó [4]
• El Sur [5] (Concepción)
• Crónica (Concepción)
• El Renacer de Arauco
• El Renacer de Angol
• El Diario Austral de Temuco
• El Diario Austral de Valdivia [6]
• El Diario Austral de Osorno
• El Llanquihue de Puerto Montt
• La Estrella de Chiloé

[edit] COPESA newspapers

• La Tercera [7] - The main national rival to El Mercurio, founded in 1950
• La Cuarta [8] - A daily tabloid, written in popular language (slang hardly readable by non-Chileans); started in 1982
• La Hora - Freely available newspaper; handed out at Metro station entrances

[edit] Other newspapers

• La Nación - State-owned newspaper; founded in 1917
• Estrategia - Businesses newspaper
• Publimetro - Free subway newspaper
• Diario Financiero - Businesses newspaper
• Diario Oficial - Official gazette were laws, decrees, etc. are published and thus made official

[edit] Independent regional newspapers

• Chañarcillo (Copiapó)
• El Día (La Serena)
• El Ovallino (Ovalle)
• El Trabajo (San Felipe)
• El Labrador (Melipilla)
• El Rancagüino (Rancagua)
• La Prensa (Curicó)
• El Centro (Talca)
• La Discusión (Chillán)
• La Tribuna Los Ángeles
• El Diario de Aysén (Coihaique)
• El Divisadero (Coihaique)
• La Prensa Austral (Punta Arenas)

[edit] Online newspapers

• Al Minuto Digital - Diario Online
• El Clarín - Leftist newspaper
• El Mostrador - Analysis daily
• El Morrocotudo - Citizen participation's daily Arica
• GranValparaíso (Valparaíso)
• Cambio 21

[edit] Defunct newspapers

• Diario Siete - Investigative journal; closed down in 2006
• Noreste - Poetic newspaper
• La Época
• Aurora de Chile - Chile's first daily, founded in 1812
• Los Tiempos
• The South Pacific Mail - English-language newspaper
• Boletín Oficial de la Junta de Gobierno

[edit] See also

• List of Chilean magazines

[edit] External links

• A list of Chilean newspapers.