ProQuest U.S. Hispanic Newsstand is the largest collection of leading Hispanic newspapers available to libraries.  With titles from around the U.S., including El Diario/LA PRENSA (New York City), La Opinión (Los Angeles), Conexión (San Antonio) and Extra (Chicago), U.S. Hispanic Newsstand provides local, regional, national, and international news from the Hispanic perspective.

Whether your patrons are interested in the local news and events or are conducting in-depth research on the Hispanic community, providing your patrons with this unique collection will connect them to Hispanic communities from across the U.S.

All of the content in ProQuest U.S. Hispanic Newsstand is available on the ProQuest search interface with features that benefit researchers of all levels:

• Content in ProQuest U.S. Hispanic Newsstand is available in both English and Spanish.
• The ProQuest interface supports a number of languages including Spanish and Portuguese.
• ProQuest can translate - on demand - a displayed article from English to Spanish, or vice versa.

Accessing ProQuest U.S. Hispanic Newsstand

This database is available on the Web through ProQuest®, a premier information access and retrieval system.  With basic and advanced searching, it is suitable for everyone, from novice researchers to experienced information professionals.  Natural language searching, SmartSearch and the Topic Guide are just a few of the features that help users find the exact information they need, quickly and easily.

The ProQuest interface offers additional features for a user-friendly and precise searching experience:

• Narrow searches by date, multiple fields and document types
• Spell check
• Abstracts for every newspaper article
• The interface is available in 17 different languages
• Translate articles on demand
• Open URL Compliant

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