Metro Libre
Panama City, Panama, PanamaSpanishDistinguished by its accessible free-distribution model across Panama City, this daily newspaper focuses on providing concise news coverage to a broad urban audience. It is recognized for its commitment to maintaining a fast-paced, informative journalistic style that caters to the daily commute and information needs of the local population.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN PANAMA CITY
Publishing history in the national capital dates back to the mid-nineteenth century, establishing a competitive Spanish-language daily market divided between traditional broadsheets and mass-market tabloids. Founded in 1849, La Estrella stands as the oldest continuing daily newspaper in the country. La Prensa, established in 1980, operates as a prominent national paper of record, while readers seeking tabloid formats typically turn to high-circulation publications such as Critica and Mi Diario. Paperboy lists 10 newspapers in Panama City.
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