La Prensa
Curicó, Maule Region, ChileSpanishDiario La Prensa is a Chilean regional newspaper based in Curicó, serving the Maule Region. Established in 1898, it provides comprehensive coverage of local politics, sports, and community events. It is a traditional publication known for its long history and focus on the central valley's agricultural and social news.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN CHILE
Private ownership heavily shapes this South American print media market, which is largely controlled by two dominant publishing conglomerates facing declining advertising revenues. El Mercurio SAP publishes the conservative flagship El Mercurio, one of the oldest continuing dailies in the Spanish-speaking world, alongside the afternoon paper La Segunda. Their primary rival, Copesa, operates the influential centre-right daily La Tercera and the populist tabloid La Cuarta. Regional journalism maintains a steady presence outside the capital through historic provincial broadsheets like El Sur in Concepcion and El Dia in La Serena. Paperboy indexes 27 Chilean newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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