Diario Extra is a tabloid newspaper in Costa Rica, founded in 1979 and the first issue was released in October of that year. Video Diario Extra (Costa Rica)
Overview
La Extra is one of the most read newspapers in Costa Rica, having the largest number of copies printed daily in the country. This is important for the use of red ink in the headlines and for the inclusion of more left-wing political votes in the editorial than any other Costa Rican newspaper.
The honest writing style â € <â € La Extra was founded in the late 1970s, initially containing a semi-nude female photo on the front page to improve circulation. To this day, the use of scantily clad young women is a popular flagship on the front page. It's not uncommon to see the Diario Extra front page that contains two contiguous photos: Photos of a car wreck or photo shoot are juxtaposed with a photograph of a young woman smiling over her shoulder while giving her maximum exposure. One of the most widely read passages is called " Sentimientos en Conflicto " (Translated as "The Winding Feelings"), a popular spin-off of the esteemed Abby-style columns. In addition, there is a section called Tia Zelmira (published only Friday), which is a summary of the local "jet-set" activities ("jet-set" in Costa Rica often called "avioneta-set"). Maps Diario Extra (Costa Rica)
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