Mexico's press in one place: El Universal, Reforma, Milenio and La Jornada, Aristegui Noticias and Animal Político online, El Financiero and El Economista for business, Televisa and TV Azteca, regional giants and Mexico News Daily in English.
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Frequently asked questions
- What was the first newspaper in the Americas printed in Mexico?
- Mexico City had the first printing press in the Americas (1539), and the Gaceta de México of 1722 was among the continent's first regular newspapers. El Universal, founded in 1916, is a leading national daily today.
- What are the most read newspapers in Mexico?
- El Universal, Reforma, Milenio and La Jornada lead the national press, with Aristegui Noticias a major independent digital outlet.
- What is Mexico's news agency?
- Notimex was the state news agency until its closure in 2024; agency coverage now comes mainly from international wires.
Mexico has one of Latin America's most vibrant and politically charged newspaper industries, with a dynamic media landscape that serves a population of over 130 million across 31 states and Mexico City. Mexican journalism is known for its passion, courage, and diversity — from the great national dailies of the capital to the independent digital outlets challenging power, and the regional press serving communities from Tijuana to the Yucatan Peninsula.
Among the most widely read Mexican newspapers online is El Universal, Mexico City's most established national daily. Reforma is widely respected for its investigative journalism, while Milenio leads as a multimedia group. For independent digital journalism, Animal Politico and Aristegui Noticias are the most trusted voices. For business, El Financiero is the essential daily. Sports fans follow RECORD and Liga MX official for football — Mexico's national passion. Televisa is Mexico's dominant TV broadcaster.
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