Research Guides
Latin American and Caribbean Studies: News Sources
Starting point for research in Latin American and Caribbean Studies
About News Sources
Newspapers, transcripts, broadcasts, and wire service files are often the first information available for an event. Apply critical thinking when judging accuracy and objectivity of any news source; government censorship, bias, and editorial position can all affect the news "as reported." Understand the differences between a news story and an editorial or opinion piece.
Latin American and International Online News Sources
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Nexis UniExtensive fulltext news database; some Spanish, Portuguese, and French language sources included. Search keywords in your preferred language.
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Access World NewsRegional, national, and international newspapers, 1980's-present.
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Latin American Newspapers, Series 119th and 20th century Latin American newspapers. Series 1: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Cuba, Guatemala, Mexico, Peru, Venezuela and elsewhere.
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Latin American Newspapers: Series 219th and 20th century Latin American newspapers. Series 2: Belize, Brazil, Columbia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Paraguay.
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Library Press ReaderHundreds of current (last 60 days only) newspapers from more than 95 countries, displayed in their original page image format.
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LANIC Newspapers and NewsLinks to current issues of Latin American newspapers, mostly in Spanish.