A Tribuna

Santos, Sao Paulo, BrazilPortuguese

Founded in 1894, this historic publication serves as the primary source of news for the Baixada Santista region, maintaining a legacy as one of the oldest and most influential newspapers in Brazil. Its editorial focus emphasizes comprehensive coverage of local politics, maritime commerce, and port activities, catering to an audience deeply connected to the social and economic development of the Santos coastline.

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MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN BRAZIL

South America's largest media market features a highly concentrated press historically controlled by a few powerful family-owned conglomerates. Leading the national circulation is Folha de S.Paulo, a center-left publication known for investigative reporting, alongside the traditional conservative broadsheet O Estado de S. Paulo, founded in 1875. In Rio de Janeiro, O Globo stands as the flagship daily of the country's biggest media empire, which also publishes the premier financial paper Valor Economico. While these major titles dominate the southeast, strong regional dailies like the Minas Gerais tabloid Super Noticia command massive local readerships. Paperboy indexes 34 Brazilian newspapers — browse the full directory below.