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El Noticiero Granadino was a Spanish newspaper published in the city of Granada between 1904 and 1936.[1]
History
Initially created as a newspaper of liberal ideology,[2] it was later placed in the orbit of the Conservative Party and configured as a newspaper of conservative ideology and sympathisers with the monarchy.[3] There was a stage of its existence in which it was financed by local caciques, who used its pages as a means of expression.[4] During the first third of the 20th century it was one of the main newspapers published in Granada, coexisting with other newspapers.[5]
By 1927 it had a daily circulation of 10,000 copies, ranking behind El Defensor de Granada.[6] However, from that moment the newspaper began its decline.[7] During the riots of May 1931, the newspaper's editorial office was assaulted and burned.[8] Despite its previous pro-monarchical editorial line, during the Second Republic period it took a turn in its editorial line and evolved into a journal of independent ideology.[9][3]
The beginning of the Spanish Civil War in July 1936 led to the disappearance of the Noticiero Granadino.[10][11]
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