El Diario de Nuevo Laredo

For similarly named periodicals, see El Diario (disambiguation).

El Diario de Nuevo LaredoType| Daily newspaper

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Format| Berliner
Owner(s)| Ruperto Villareal Montemayor
Editor| Marco Guillermo Villarreal Marroquín
Founded| 1948
Headquarters| Nuevo Laredo, Mexico
Website| www.diariolaredo.com

El Diario de Nuevo Laredo (The Nuevo Laredo Daily) is a Spanish language newspaper published in Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, Mexico. The newspaper was founded in 1948 by Ruperto Villareal Montemayor. It is Nuevo Laredo's oldest Daily newspaper (the oldest nonstop publisher). According to El Diario, the newspaper is the most circulated in Nuevo Laredo.[1]

In 2008, El Diario change its format to a free 24-page Berliner. This broader audience gave Nuevo Laredo Companies the result they expected .

## References

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1. ^ El Diario de Nuevo Laredo (Spanish)

## External links

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* Official website

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City of Nuevo Laredo

Attractions
and Sports|

* Bravos de Nuevo Laredo
* Casa de Cultura
* Centro Cultural
* Ciudad Deportiva
* Estadio Nuevo Laredo
* Estudiantes Tecnológico de Nuevo Laredo
* Gimnasio Multidisciplinario Nuevo Laredo
* Parque la Junta
* Parque Viveros
* Paseo Reforma
* Polyforum Dr. Rodolfo Torre Cantú
* Teatro de la Ciudad
* Toros de Nuevo Laredo

History|

* Catedral del Espíritu Santo
* Tomás Sánchez
* San Agustin de Laredo Historic District
* Republic of the Rio Grande
* Flag of the Republic of the Rio Grande

Mass media|

| Newspapers|

* El Diario de Nuevo Laredo
* El Mañana
* Primera Hora
* Última Hora
* Laredo Morning Times
* LareDOS
* Zapata Times

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Television|

* XHLNA Azteca Uno 1.1
* XHLNA-TDT2 ADN 40 1.2
* XHLAR Canal de las Estrellas–HD 2.1
* XHCTNL Imagen Televisión 3.1
* XHCTNL-TDT2 Excelsiór Televisión 3.4
* XHBR Televisa Regional 4.1
* XHBR-TDT2 5* 5.1
* XHNAT Multimedios Televisión 6.1
* XHNAT-TDT2 Milenio Televisión 6.2
* XHNAT-TDT3 CV Shopping 6.3
* XHNAT-TDT4 MVS TV 6.4
* XHLAT Azteca 7 7.1
* XHLAT-TDT2 a+ 7.2
* KGNS NBC–HD 8.1
* KGNS-DT2 ABC–HD 8.2
* KGNS-DT3 Telemundo 8.3
* KYLX CBS–HD 13.1
* KYLX-LD2 CW 13.2
* KLMV BVB 15.1
* KLMV-LD2 Infomercials 15.2
* KLMV-LD3 Vida Vision 15.3
* KLMV-LD4 Televida Laredo 15.4
* XEFE XEFE La Imagen Familiar/Nu9ve 17.1
* KLDO Univision–HD 27.1
* KLDO-DT2 LATV 27.2
* KXOF-CD UniMás 31.1
* KETF-CD Fox–HD 39.1
* KETF-CD2 MundoMax 39.2

Radio|

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* 790 XEFE
* 890 KVOZ
* 960 XEK
* 1090 XEWL
* 1300 KLAR
* 1340 XEBK
* 1370 XEGNK
* 1410 XEAS
* 1490 KLNT
* 1550 XENU

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FM|

* 88.1 KHOY
* 88.9 XHLDO
* 89.9 KBNL
* 90.9 XHK
* 91.3 XHNOE
* 92.7 KJBZ
* 94.1 XHTLN
* 94.9 KQUR
* 95.7 XHBK
* 96.1 XHNLT
* 96.7 XHGNK
* 97.1 XHNLO
* 98.1 KRRG
* 99.3 XHNK
* 101.5 XHAS
* 101.9 XHENU
* 102.3 XHMW
* 103.3 XHAHU
* 103.7 XHWL
* 104.9 XHNLR
* 106.1 KNEX
* 106.5 La Tremenda
* 107.3 XHGTS

Transportation|

* Gateway to the Americas International Bridge
* Juárez-Lincoln International Bridge
* Texas-Mexican Railway International Bridge
* World Trade International Bridge
* Colombia-Solidarity International Bridge
* Mexican Federal Highway 2
* Mexican Federal Highway 85
* Mexican Federal Highway 85D
* Tamaulipas State Highway 1

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