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Every day we read La Vanguardia and  El Periódico. They stand out for many reasons, but there is one that really attracts us: they are aware of what happens "in the street", trends. To publish in a big city has that advantage... if you know how to make the most of it. We feature some examples:

Bikes are for...

Some features smell like summer, but that doesn´t mean they are fluff reports. These days we find many that are worth reading. Like this one from Las Provincias. The theme is good and there are stories.

It´s happening

It´s one of the main roles a newspaper has: telling the readers those things that are happening in the cities. Some go unnoticed, others are seen by all. The newspaper must be on the lookout, because some things affect many people and others talk about trends. They are recent and we read them in El Periódico.

 

Show it

Having one good photo is better than having several ones. This great journalistic advice has its exceptions. For example, a sequence thats shows an event´s development. Or, for example, many little pictures that demonstrate a "theory". We have seen this last case in El Diario Vasco.

In my city

Newspapers continue showing what happens in the streets. Trends. Pages that can inspire, because maybe in other cities the same things are happening. These examples are from El Periódico, El Correo, Las Provincias and Heraldo. 

Throughout the neighbourhood

Streets, streets, and more streets. Three examples, three trends. They are from La Vanguardia and El Correo

It depends...

In life, things aren´t always black and white. There are some facts which some people like while others don´t. To discover that and to talk about it is a sign of good journalism. We have seen a good example, focused on November´s warm temperatures, in Las Provincias:

Aperitif in Barcelona

A new example, read in La Vanguardia, of being on the lookout for what happens on the street. Trends can be approached with accuracy. To do so, we need facts and more facts.

Where everything happens

 We are referring, obviously, to the streets. More than once we have written that cities are like living beings. There are always things happening and it´s good for newspapers to pay attention in order to discover and feature them.  We are going to see many recent examples. The first one, from El Norte de Castilla:

This is from  La Verdad:

The third one, from Diario de Navarra:

These are from La Vanguardia:

And the last one, from  El Periódico: