El Heraldo
Ambato, Tungurahua, EcuadorSpanishFounded in 1958, this daily publication serves as a primary source of news for the Tungurahua province by focusing on local events, regional politics, and community issues. It maintains a long-standing tradition of informing the Ambato population through comprehensive print and digital coverage of both provincial and national affairs.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN ECUADOR
Print journalism in this South American nation dates back to the late eighteenth century, establishing a long tradition of regionally anchored publishing. Guayaquil serves as the home base for El Universo, founded in 1921 and historically one of the highest-circulation dailies, as well as the centrist broadsheet Expreso. In the capital of Quito, El Comercio has operated since 1906 as a traditional paper of record. Another prominent publication is La Hora, which maintains a distinct model by printing localized editions across various provinces. While Spanish dominates, circulation heavily reflects the geographic divide between coastal and highland populations. Paperboy indexes 29 Ecuadorian newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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