Bolivia's main newspapers: El Deber of Santa Cruz, El Diario — publishing in La Paz since 1904 — Opinión and La Razón, plus the Erbol and Eju TV portals and the ABI state agency.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the oldest newspaper in Bolivia?
- El Diario of La Paz, founded in 1904, is Bolivia's oldest daily still in print, while El Deber of Santa Cruz is among the most read.
- What are the main Bolivian news portals?
- Erbol, Eju TV and Urgente.bo are among the country's leading digital news outlets.
- What is Bolivia's official news agency?
- Agencia Boliviana de Información (ABI) is the state news agency.
Bolivia has one of South America's most geographically and culturally diverse newspaper industries, serving a population of 12 million across the Andean highlands, Amazon lowlands, and the world's highest navigable lake — Lake Titicaca. El Deber (Santa Cruz) is Bolivia's largest-circulation daily. La Razon (La Paz) leads in political coverage. The official FBF covers La Verde, Bolivia's national football team. The Bolsa Boliviana de Valores is the official stock exchange.
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