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La Voz del Interior

La Voz del Interior is the second broadest circulation newspaper in the interior of Argentina, after La Gaceta de Tucumán.

It was first published in 1904. Its owners’ goal was to turn it into a national newspaper. Businessman Silvestre Rafael Remonda partnered with journalist Juan Dionisio Naso, and they began to publish a 6-page newspaper. Overtime, the newspaper became more popular, and the company moved to a new building in 1933. In 1975 a bomb went off in the newspaper’s printing press area. The bomb was allegedly placed by Alianza Anticomunista Argentina (AAA), a far-right terrorist group.

In 1983 the newspaper moved its printing presses to a new building. In 2000 a new building, which comprised all the media areas, was opened. The newspaper proudly declared that it is “the third largest newspaper in Argentina in terms of advertising funds.”

In 2018 the Argentinian Government invested $18.9 million of advertising in print media in Córdoba. La Voz received funds worth $15,244,412, that is, 80% of the total. Since 1998, it is controlled by Compañía Inversora de Medios de Comunicación (CIMECO), a company founded by Clarín, La Nacion and Grupo Vocento from Spain, which edits regional newspapers in Spain. The company also purchased newspaper Los Andes from Mendoza. Their goal was to purchase the six leading newspapers in the interior of Argentina to compete with the group Vila-Manzano. However, an economic crisis ended up with the plan: in 2007, the Spanish investors left Argentina, and in April 2008 Clarín purchased La Nacion’s stock in both newspapers. The Remonda and the Calle families kept a small portion of their respective stock.

 

Key facts

Audience Share

30,682 issues

Ownership Type

Private

Geographic Coverage

Regional

Content Type

Paid content

Data Publicly Available

ownership data is easily available from other sources, e. g. public registries etc.

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Media Companies / Groups

Grupo Clarín

Ownership

Ownership Structure

La Voz del Interior S.A. is owned by Compañía Inversora de Medios de Comunicación S.A. (CIMECO), whose controlling shareholder is Grupo Clarín.

Individual Owner

Media Companies / Groups
Facts

General Information

Founding Year

1904

Affiliated Interests Founder

Silvestre Rafael Remonda and Juan Dionisio Naso

Remonda, a businessman, and Naso, a politician and journalist, founded La Voz in 1904 in the province of Córdoba.
With liberal ideals, La Voz’s agenda advocated for public freedoms, anti-military values and secularism. It identified with political party Unión Cívica Radica during most the of the twentieth century, though it stated to be politically independent.

Affiliated Interests Ceo

Juan Tillard

He is La Voz del Interior S.A.’s General Manager. He started to work at the newspaper in 1984. Since 2004, he has worked as General Manager of Contenidos Mediterráneos, the company that edited newspaper Día a Día, which also belonged to La Voz. La Voz is rather independent from the editorial line of newspaper Clarín, which is the main print product of Grupo Clarín.

Affiliated Interests Editor-In-Chief

Carlos Hugo Jornet

He is La Voz’s Editor-In-Chief since 1998. He began to work in the newspaper as a writer in 1980.

Affiliated Interests other important people

Remonda family

Own 18.6% of the newspaper. The Ramondas are descendants of the newspaper’s founder, Silvestre Rafael Remonda. They have real estate businesses in Córdoba.

Contact

La Voz del Interior 6080. Postal code: X5008HKJ

TE: (54 0351) 475 7000

 

Financial Information

Revenue (in Mill. $)

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Operating Profit (in Mill. $)

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Advertising (in % of total funding)

USD 542,699 / $15,244,412 (2018 official advertising – Argentinian Government)

Market Share

Missing data

Further Information

Meta Data

Data show the newspaper’s circulation average from Mondays to Sundays in November 2018 according to the Circulation Verification Institute (IVC).
Official advertising was provided by the Argentinian Government in 2018.

Sources

Instituto Verificador de Circulación (IVC)

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