I’m curious about what Argentine newspapers forum members prefer?
And I’d also like to know what national (not local) newspaper(s) from your home countries you’d recommend?
I’m curious about what Argentine newspapers forum members prefer?
And I’d also like to know what national (not local) newspaper(s) from your home countries you’d recommend?
I just read la nación, but just for fun. I don’t think it’s deeply informative. It’s more like a light hearted magazine, to me. Especially since they’ve locked the most interesting and political content to paid members only.
An acquaintance recommended Perfil, but I rarely remember to check it.
I read Clarín from time to time, but only if I stumble across it in a café. I never actively visit their homepage.
From home, I used to read Corriere della Sera bit I’ve stopped reading Italian newspapers for good. I am done with Italy. Period!
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Never read a newspaper here....in fact neither does my wife. She stopped the delivery of the local daily newspaper about a year ago. My mother in law gets Clarin delivered.
Back in the UK I used to buy a newspaper every morning to read on my daily commute to work by train/bus. Then when the free Metro newspaper appeared I stopped buying one.
I started having La Nacion around 3 years ago but cancelled it after around six months. My in-laws have Clarin and I read it sporadically. I don't rate either of them. In general, the level of reporting and information across all media here is substandard in my opinion.
I still subscribe to The Guardian back in the UK. I read the sports section of the Daily Mail. The newspaper itself can be insufferable but the sports are fairly complete and well reported. I just think there's so much choice now that there's no need to be tied down to one outlet. You can choose your preferred across genres. I have websites/newspapers I go to for politics, others for sports, others for tech, etc.
In terms of magaznies, I have been a long time reader of National Geographic and had every issue from 1998 to 2002 and then most issues (around 8-10 per year) after. When I moved to Argentina I could find nowhere that does an English print version and I just don't like it digitally, so I have not read it in years. I miss it.
I only read a printed newspaper when my neighbour goes on holiday and asks me to fetch La Nacion of his driveway , where the delivery boy leaves it.
Otherwise , I read on the web
The Independent , The Scotsman , El Pais from Spain , Marca ( a Spanish football and sports daily)
In Argentina , I like INFOBAE and sometimes Ambito Financiero.
Display MoreI only read a printed newspaper when my neighbour goes on holiday and asks me to fetch La Nacion of his driveway , where the delivery boy leaves it.
Otherwise , I read on the web
The Independent , The Scotsman , El Pais from Spain , Marca ( a Spanish football and sports daily)
In Argentina , I like INFOBAE and sometimes Ambito Financiero.
With that amount of reading to get through every day I'm surprised you ever get time to do any work.