Peru 21
Lima, Lima Metropolitan Area, PeruSpanishPeru 21 is a leading daily newspaper based in Lima, Peru. Founded in 2002 by the El Comercio Group, it provides national coverage of politics, current events, and economic news. Known for its investigative journalism and opinion pieces, it remains a major voice in Peruvian media.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN LIMA
National print media in Peru is heavily centralized in its capital city, characterized by significant corporate consolidation and a sharp divide between elite broadsheets and working-class tabloids. The traditional market is anchored by El Comercio, a conservative 1839 daily serving as the country's newspaper of record, and El Peruano, the official government legal gazette founded in 1825. Readership also skews heavily toward specialty and mass-market formats, supported by the sports-focused daily Depor and the widely circulated tabloid Diario Ojo. Paperboy lists 24 newspapers in Lima.
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