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Many Spanish-only speakers prefer to watch or listen to their news. But locally, those options are drying up.

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Local Spanish-language news options on TV, radio, and print are diminishing in the Monterey-Salinas region, impacting Latino communities.
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Many Spanish-only speakers prefer to watch or listen to their news. But locally, those options are drying up.

Local Spanish-language news options on TV, radio, and print are diminishing in the Monterey-Salinas region, impacting Latino communities.

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montereycountynow.com broke the news in on Thursday, January 29, 2026.
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