Research Guides
- University of Washington Libraries
- Library Guides
- UW Libraries
- Portuguese Studies
- Portuguese-language News
Portuguese Studies: Portuguese-language News
Portuguese Language News Online
- Latin American Newspapers, Series 1 This link opens in a new window
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19th and 20th century Latin American newspapers. Series 1: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Cuba, Guatemala, Mexico, Peru, Venezuela and elsewhere. - Latin American Newspapers: Series 2 This link opens in a new window
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19th and 20th century Latin American newspapers. Series 2: Belize, Brazil, Columbia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Paraguay. - Factiva This link opens in a new window
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Local, regional and international newspapers, trade publications, press releases, media transcripts, and news websites. Husky OnNet is required for off-campus access. - Access World News This link opens in a new window
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Regional, national, and international newspapers, 1980's-present. - Global Newsstream This link opens in a new window
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Current international, national & regional newspapers, 1980 - present.
- Portuguese Language News and MagazinesWeb links to Portuguese language news resources (compiled by MIT Libraries)
- Some Portuguese-language newspapersList compiled by MIT Libraries
- Folha de São Paulo(São Paulo, Brazil) This online archive contains issues from 1921 to the present.
Strategies for Searching Fulltext Newspaper Databases
When searching any fulltext database such as Global Newsstream you may find the following strategies useful to narrow your search down to more relevant items.
- When available use the Advanced Search option -- this gives you the flexibility of doing more complex searches
- If you get too many results see if there is a way to search just the headline of an article
- If available limit your search by publication type such as articles, editorials, advertisements
- Limit your search by publication year
- Be aware of changes in language and spelling over time. Some terms used in historic newspapers are considered unacceptable or offensive now.
Recent headlines from O Globo (Brasil)
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