http://www.elpais.com/ or http://www.elmundo.es/ come check out some spanish news - chris fronhofer
I am a news junkie in any language, so thanks for these links. Great source for authentic texts, too. Merrie

http://www.bolpress.com/ - Advance your news research by visiting this bolivian press site dealing with politics, society, and a variety of opinion articles all that can be characterized as analytical and interpretative. An excellent site if researching contemporary politics. - chris fronhofer

www.alianzanews.com-It is one of the best Spanish language newspapers in California. You can read education, cultural articles and sports.-Veronica Meza-

-www.laoferta.com. It is a bilingual newspaper with national and local news from San Jose, California. It can be an option for students to read Spanish aloud and discuss Latinos news.-Veronica Meza-

I really like this site - very accessible to students of any level due to it being bilingual. Laura

-http://www.elsalvador.com/noticias/2002/4/15/escenarios/index.html. In this link, you can find fresh news from El Salvador. Spanish language students must be in touch with different cultures. In this case, they can search closely El Salvador-Veronica Meza-
I agree Vero that it in order to amplify your perspective it is essential to read the news from different to countries. It seems like this site is set up like many other typical on line sites which makes it easy to navigate. - Chris Fronhofer

-excelsior.com.mx. In this link, students and teachers can reach mexican news daily. It is a newspaper located in Mexico City-Veronica Meza-

www.msu.edu/~sandinkr/tprsarticles.htm Susan Gross has a wealth of TPR-S related articles on her site. Learning Spanish with stories by Kristy Placido. Learn more about the role of grammar in...-Veronica Meza-

http://www.onlinenewspapers.com/spain.htm This website has a list of websites with many of the newspapers in Spain. I couldn't just pick one because there are many good newspapers, but I think that everyone can pick a newspaper that they would prefer to teach from.--Shakita

http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/languages/ This website gives you daily news in many languages. Marilyn