Misiones Online

Type Daily newspaper
Format Tabloid, Online newspaper
Owner(s) Marcelo Almada
Editor Juan Carlos Argüello
Associate editor Miguel Galmarini
Founded 10 April 2000
Political alignment Centrism - Developmentalism
Language Spanish
Headquarters Colón 1628 - 7° piso, Posadas, Misiones Province, Argentina Argentina
Circulation 10,000 (Monday-Sunday average)
Website MisionesOnline.com
Editorial bureau in Calle Colón 1628, Posadas, Misiones, Argentina

Diario Misiones OnLine (MOL) is a newspaper in Posadas, Misiones Province, Argentina, published by the editor (jefe de Redacción) Juan Carlos Argüello with graphic designs of Miguel "Mike" Galmarini.

It was founded by the journalist Marcelo Almada and Miguel Galmarini on 10 April 2000. As today, Almada is the Director.

Based in Misiones Province, the newspaper prints and distributes around 10,000 copies throughout the northeast of Argentina.[1]

Online edition

The on-line version of Misiones Online was launched in 2000. Since then, the newspaper did not stop increasing its number of visits. The editorial directives which decides the activity of the newspaper and which characterizes it institutionally are formulated in its slogan: "Defendiendo los intereses misioneros" ("Defending the interests of the misioneros").[2]

Misiones Online offers its readers news from Misiones Province, Argentina and from world live and continuously. MOL is member of the Asociación Federal de Editores de Diarios de la República Argentina (AFERA).[3][4]

Online sections

• Agro (Agriculture) • Deportes (Sports) • Economía (Economy) • Turismo (Travel) • Educación (Education) • Política (Politics) • Información General • Policiales •Sociedad (Society) • Editoriales (Editorials) • La Región (Regions) • Salud (Health)

See also

References

  1. ↑ BAE Negocios (Buenos Aires, Argentina) Newspaper (Nov 13, 2012). "AFERA analizó la industria gráfica de los pequeños y medianos editores". BAE Negocios (Argentina) Newspaper. Retrieved Nov 13, 2012.(Spanish)
  2. ↑ "Ante los ojos del mundo". An editorial written by Juan Carlos Argüello, publisher of Diario Misiones Online (Spanish)
  3. ↑ El Zonda (San Juan, Argentina) Newspaper (Mar 12, 2012). "Periodismo independiente: En pos de la libertad de expresión, nació AFERA". El Zonda (San Juan, Argentina) Newspaper. Retrieved Sep 20, 2012.(Spanish)
  4. ↑ Crónica, Buenos Aires (Argentina) Newspaper (Nov 13, 2012). "Nace AFERA, la nueva entidad que agrupa a pequeños y medianos editores de diarios". Crónica, Buenos Aires (Argentina) Newspaper. Retrieved Nov 13, 2012.(Spanish)
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