Where do you get your Spain news?

[Ben]

I pick up most of my on-line news on Spain from three sources: El Mundo (http://www.elmundo.es/) (one of Spain's biggest daily papers), Expatica (http://www.expatica.com/source/site_content_subchannel.asp?subchannel_id=82&name=Spain+Spanish+News), and Newsvine (http://www.newsvine.com/spain) (all fed into my RSS reader, Bloglines (http://www.bloglines.com/myblogs)). Are there any I'm missing? Do you have a favourite source of Spanish news?

[timg]

I get mine from here (http://www.cplus.es/codigo/television/guinoles2/noticias.asp) :)

[Vincent]

I read news from El País (http://www.elpais.es/), El Periódico de Cataluña (http://www.elperiodico.com/) (which is also available in Spanish), 20 Minutos (http://www.20minutos.es/) and El Mundo. But most of the time I just watch the news on TVE Internacional. :)

[greytop]

Online usually
http://www.google.co.uk/news?ned=es as I can customise it easily.

I also read Las Provincias, a Valencia based newspaper most days. Occasionally I have a session with Spanish TV news, TVE1 or TV5, which are easier to follow after reading the paper.

There are also a few free weekly English language papers available along the Costas that summarise the Spanish news so they are useful for a check that I did not get the wrong end of the stick in Spanish!

[neskadebilbao]

20minutos has an awesome tool on their website that you can download for free. It pops up news as it develops and your can personalize what you see by choosing a home city. It is called the mini20. I recommend that you take a look.

[Marina]

Onl¡ne I get them at El Mundo (http://www.elmundo.es), but I also love the radio.
There is one program in particular that I like a lot it's La Ventana (http://www.cadenaser.com/programas.html?anchor=serprolav),
in its webpage you can actually listen to extracts of the program.
I also like buying Sunday edition of El País (http://www.elpais.es/) as it comes with the
EP[S] (El País Semanal), which is the Sunday magazine.
I've just discover that you can check it on line, click here (http://www.elpais.es/suplementos.html)and then find EP[S] link.

Let me know what do you think of La ventana if you get to listen to it.

Marina

[cubix]

So when I was in Spain, one of the kids who had lived in Spain before, was talking about the difference between El Mundo and El País, that one was more socialist or populist. Which one is which, I read both of them and couldn't dicern a difference, but it took me long enough just to figured out what the El PP was