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With the exception of "The News", you won't find newspapers in English or other foreign languages in regular newsstands, however, you can find many at any Sanborns store. Many U.S. newspapers have subscriptions available in Mexico, including the Wall Street Journal , Today, the New York Times and the Miami Herald.
Some of the most read local newspapers include:
- The News www.thenews.com.mx English-language daily published in Mexico City.
- El Universal www.eluniversal.com.mx The online version includes a good English section.
- Reforma www.reforma.com.mx
- Diario Monitor www.diariomonitor.com.mx
- La Jornada www.jornada.unam.mx Renowned as politically left oriented.
- Milenio www.mileniodiario.com.mx
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