Diario Impetu
Pucallpa, Ucayali River, PeruSpanishDiario Ímpetu is a prominent regional daily newspaper based in Pucallpa, serving the Ucayali region of the Peruvian Amazon. Founded in 1969, it provides comprehensive coverage of local politics, economic development, and social issues, playing a vital role in the regional media landscape and informing the local community.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN PERU
South American newspaper circulation remains highly concentrated and dominated by Grupo El Comercio, which controls a majority of national readership despite industry shifts toward digital advertising. The flagship El Comercio, a conservative broadsheet founded in 1839, anchors the establishment. It is challenged by the centre-left investigative daily La Republica. The popular tabloid Trome commands massive circulation, frequently ranking as the highest selling Spanish language daily globally. Additionally, Correo delivers right-leaning coverage and Gestion focuses exclusively on financial markets. Beyond centralized Lima publishing, provincial dailies like Arequipa's El Pueblo maintain strong local followings. Paperboy indexes 51 Peruvian newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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