Talk:List of newspapers in Argentina

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I've moved this from Argentina#News to avoid cluttering the external links section. It remains to be seen which ones of these papers are "major", and whether they deserve a place in the list:

(in German) Argentinisches Tageblatt (See article)
(in English) Buenos Aires Herald (See article)
(in Spanish) Clarín (See article)
(in Spanish) Diario de Cuyo (San Juan)
(in Spanish) El Liberal (Santiago del Estero)
(in Spanish) La Capital (See article)
(in Spanish) Diario UNO (Mendoza)
(in Spanish) Diario UNO (Entre Ríos)
(in Spanish) Diario Los Andes (Mendoza)
(in Spanish) El Diario (Paraná)
(in Spanish) El Tribuno (Salta)
(in Spanish) Infobae (Buenos Aires)
(in Spanish) La Voz del Interior (Córdoba)
(in Spanish) La Gaceta (Tucumán)
(in Spanish) La Nación (See article)
(in Spanish) La Razón (Buenos Aires)
(in Spanish) La Nueva Provincia (Bahía Blanca)
(in Spanish) Página/12 (See article)
(in Spanish) La Capital (Mar del Plata)
(in Spanish) La Voz del Pueblo (Tres Arroyos)
(in Spanish) La Opinión (Rafaela)
(in Spanish) Castellanos (Rafaela)

—Pablo D. Flores (Talk) 15:28, 20 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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