Comments (2) BEST SPANISH-LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER - 2003
La Voz
Each week, La Voz and Prensa Hispaņa duke it out for Spanish-speaking readers. And nearly every week, the edgier, flashier La Voz comes out on top, often breaking stories of importance not only to the Hispanic community but the Anglo world as well. This year has been a particularly successful one for the three-year-old weekly. At the Arizona Press Club awards, Prensa was thoroughly trounced by reporters Juan Villa, Rosa Tequida and Mayela Trahin for stories on violence at the border, marijuana legalization and others. Tequida was also named Latina journalist of the year by the National Association of Hispanic Publications and the National Hispanic Press Foundation in September 2002.We hope La Voz's recent sale to Gannett doesn't mean it morphs into another "McPaper."
Readers' Choice for Best Spanish Language News Radio: KHOT-FM 105.9
