La Gaceta, the Nation's only
tri-lingual newspaper and one of the oldest minority-owned and targeted newspapers in America, is a weekly publication that is distributed on Fridays.

Articles are printed in Spanish, English and Italian languages
and are on a variety of subjects, appropriate for each specific group of readers.

La Gaceta's Spanish section features local, state, national and international news and events along with editorials by Abel Ibarra and special reports by recognized local and national journalists. Regular columnists like José Fernandéz in Immigration and Arturo Rivera in Politics keep up to date with the complex needs of our growing readership. Many of our fine articles, interviews and in-depth research news are used as subjects for local radio and TV shows.

Our English section's main feature is a political gossip column entitled As We Heard It, written by Patrick Manteiga. The column deals with all aspects of politics from City Hall to the White House and often scoops the larger media on happenings in this area. "As We Heard It" reports on the behind-the-scene intrigue of politics. It also keeps track of the progress of our Latin community and the Ybor City Historic District. Opinion columns by Andrea Brunais, and Luke Lirot, Silhouettes by Paul Guzzo, fiction by Ferdie Pacheco, sports by Richard Muga and Jason Alessi, movie reviews by Jason Alessi are included in our weekly edition, as well as the best coverage for local social scene.

Our Italian page is written by the respected Giuseppe Maniscalco and covers the social news of Tampa's Italian community.

 

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