Helping to save money

To save money is always a good thing, and it´s even better during a crisis . That´s why we liked this piece of information we read in El Diario Vasco. It focuses on little things, and it´s narrated by citizens. But we all know that big things are made little by little.

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The increase in the use of bicycles in the cities is very positive, but it usually means having to deal with the problem of sharing the sidewalk with pedestrians. In Zaragoza they are confronting this problem and Heraldo has published a double-page which helps to understand the situation better.

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“Foral aqueduct” in Navarra. For outsiders: the result of joining long week-ends. Local holidays such as Saint Saturnin and Saint Xabier are celebrated in Navarra just before other national holidays (Constitution Day, the feast of the Immaculate Conception). With so many days without school, Diario de Navarra publishes a double-page with the idea of helping parents with their kids.

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Serving, helping, guiding the citizen: that´s journalism. Diario de Burgos has done it recently:

How it will be

A good example of how to tell readers about changes that will occur in their city.  From “how it is now” to “how it will be”. We have seen it in El Periódico:

Newspapers that help

We learned about it when we were students: one of a newspaper´s main objectives is to serve its readers. We have found a few examples which help citizens to know more. The first one is from Diario de Navarra and offers all the facts surrounding vaccination:

The second one is from El Periódico   and highlights very well the changes in highways: 

The third one belongs to  El Correo and explains the risks of the electronic cigarette :