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La Razón es un diario con sede en Madrid, España. Es el sexto diario de mayor tirada entre los diarios españoles de información general y el cuarto entre los de Madrid[1].

La Razón fue fundado en 1998 por Luis María Ansón[2][3], es propiedad del Grupo Planeta[4][5] y tiene su sede en Madrid[6]. Las posiciones editoriales del periódico son principalmente liberales en lo económico y conservadoras en lo social. El periódico también tiene una postura de derechas[7][8].

La Razón tuvo una tirada de 140.000 ejemplares en 2003.[9] La tirada de 2008 fue de 153.024 ejemplares.[10] Fue de 124.284 ejemplares en 2009, de 118.466 ejemplares en 2010 y de 103.789 ejemplares en 2011.[11] Entre julio de 2010 y junio de 2011 el periódico tuvo una tirada de 109.166 ejemplares.[1]

La edición del 9 de mayo de 2012 causó una gran aversión en algunos sectores, y fue criticada por el diario Le Monde, donde aparecían fotos de cinco estudiantes con nombres y apellidos y un texto debajo que los calificaba de “malos estudiantes” y “agitadores” para hacer un llamamiento a la participación en una protesta contra los recortes en educación. El sindicato de estudiantes decidió denunciar al periódico[13].

The confidential

The Ministry of Finance sends a document with a distribution that revises the adjusted population. The weighting based on criteria set out by Galicia, such as dispersion or demographic density, hardly changes.

In the conclave will participate a thousand people, half of them as delegates. Today the mayor of Ames, Blas García, defended the new secretary general from Caballero’s attacks, arguing that “he is not a person to apply the roller”. Gonzalo Caballero ties a stone around his neck attacking Formoso before the PSdeG congress.

Billboard of the Vox party to make explicit its opposition to the official nature of the Asturian language in which the president of the Principality, Adrián Barbón, and the general secretary and parliamentary spokesman of Foro, Adrián Pumares, can be seen kissing.

The country

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‘La casa de papel’ says goodbye announcing a new series about BerlinAlec Baldwin: “If I felt I was responsible I could have killed myself… “Director of ‘The Nutcracker’: ‘the world has changed, but art is always there to give its best’Film review: ‘Clara Sola’, a rare mix of a tableau de manners with a bit of tragedyEl Mundo

European diplomats concerned about Iran ‘backtracking’ on nuclear plan talksPope Francis condemns ‘enslavement’ and ‘torture’ of migrants during prayer in CyprusParents of US school shooting perpetrator charged with manslaughterKremlin says it is preparing a video call between Vladimir Putin and Joe BidenNorway confirms several cases of omicron after Christmas partyScience

Digital freedom

As of May 1, El País will only let you read 10 articles/columns a month before asking you to subscribe. It is what is called a porous paywall: the sample is free, but if you want more, you have to pay. The first month costs 1 euro, the following ones, 10 euros. No permanence.

Faced with the restriction of all content proposed by the El País paywall, we have the proposal activated by El Mundo in October 2019: the freemium model, which distinguishes between free access content and exclusive content for subscribers. In the case of El Mundo, the paid content are the opinion columns, some political analysis, almost all the International reports, the long economic articles and some interviews (the one with Fernando Aramburu is paid, the one with Máximo Huerta, free access). In reality, it is not easy to know why some news items are paid and others are not, although there are some sections that are mostly open: political current affairs, culture, sports and gossip.