El Pais
Santa Ana, Santa Ana, El SalvadorSpanishEstablished in 1957, this regional publication serves as a primary source of news for the department of Santa Ana and the western region of El Salvador. It is notable for its long-standing commitment to local journalism, focusing on community issues, departmental developments, and regional perspectives within the Salvadoran media landscape.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN EL SALVADOR
Print media in this Central American nation relies heavily on long-standing family ownership structures centered in the capital. The market is led by La Prensa Grafica, a conservative broadsheet founded in 1915 by the Dutriz family, and El Diario de Hoy, a competing conservative daily established in 1936. Offering a different perspective is Diario Co Latino, the oldest continuously operating paper, which dates to 1890 and functions as a left-leaning cooperative. El Mundo serves as another traditional daily option. Almost all print news is published in Spanish from San Salvador, though local reporting reaches secondary cities. Paperboy indexes 12 Salvadoran newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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