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	Reader demand continued to increase, so on September 27, 1987, the Philadelphia edition was introduced, and in 1992, the Camden, NJ edition began circulation, and on January 1, 1996, the Trenton edition was born.		Reader demand continued to increase, so on September 27, 1987, the Philadelphia edition was introduced, and in 1992, the Camden, NJ edition began circulation, and on January 1, 1996, the Trenton edition was born.

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	{{toplink\|url=http://www.el-hispano.com/\|name=el-hispano.com}}<blockquote>''La Voz Latina del Nuevo Milenio''</blockquote>El Hispano fue establecido el 19 de octubre de 1976 en Reading, Pennsylvania por Aaron G. López y su familia. En marzo de 1984, con paciencia, resistencia y una respuesta abrumadora de la comunidad hispana, el periódico comenzó lentamente a expandirse. Se iniciaron las ediciones de Allentown/Bethlehem, y en noviembre, la edición de Lancaster comenzó a circular. En 1985 nació la edición de Harrisburg.		{{toplink\|url=http://www.el-hispano.com/\|name=el-hispano.com}}<blockquote>''La Voz Latina del Nuevo Milenio''</blockquote>'''El Hispano''' fue establecido el 19 de octubre de 1976 en Reading, Pennsylvania por Aaron G. López y su familia. En marzo de 1984, con paciencia, resistencia y una respuesta abrumadora de la comunidad hispana, '''el periódico''' comenzó lentamente a expandirse. Se iniciaron las ediciones de Allentown/Bethlehem, y en noviembre, la edición de Lancaster comenzó a circular. En 1985 nació la edición de Harrisburg.

	La demanda de lectores siguió aumentando, por lo que el 27 de septiembre de 1987 se introdujo la edición de Filadelfia, y en 1992, la edición de Camden, NJ comenzó a circular y el 1 de enero de 1996 nació la edición de Trenton.		La demanda de lectores siguió aumentando, por lo que el 27 de septiembre de 1987 se introdujo la edición de Filadelfia, y en 1992, la edición de Camden, NJ comenzó a circular y el 1 de enero de 1996 nació la edición de Trenton.

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	La demanda de lectores siguió aumentando, por lo que el 27 de septiembre de 1987 se introdujo la edición de Filadelfia, y en 1992, la edición de Camden, NJ comenzó a circular y el 1 de enero de 1996 nació la edición de Trenton.		La demanda de lectores siguió aumentando, por lo que el 27 de septiembre de 1987 se introdujo la edición de Filadelfia, y en 1992, la edición de Camden, NJ comenzó a circular y el 1 de enero de 1996 nació la edición de Trenton.

	Translation: El Hispano was established on October 19, 1976 in Reading, Pennsylvania by Aaron G. López and his family. In March 1984, with patience, resistance, and an overwhelming response from the Hispanic community, the newspaper slowly began to expand. Allentown/Bethlehem editions began, and in November, the Lancaster edition began circulation. In 1985 the Harrisburg edition was born.		''Translation'': El Hispano was established on October 19, 1976 in Reading, Pennsylvania by Aaron G. López and his family. In March 1984, with patience, resistance, and an overwhelming response from the Hispanic community, the newspaper slowly began to expand. Allentown/Bethlehem editions began, and in November, the Lancaster edition began circulation. In 1985 the Harrisburg edition was born.

	Reader demand continued to increase, so on September 27, 1987, the Philadelphia edition was introduced, and in 1992, the Camden, NJ edition began circulation, and on January 1, 1996, the Trenton edition was born.		Reader demand continued to increase, so on September 27, 1987, the Philadelphia edition was introduced, and in 1992, the Camden, NJ edition began circulation, and on January 1, 1996, the Trenton edition was born.

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	La demanda de lectores siguió aumentando, por lo que el 27 de septiembre de 1987 se introdujo la edición de Filadelfia, y en 1992, la edición de Camden, NJ comenzó a circular y el 1 de enero de 1996 nació la edición de Trenton.		La demanda de lectores siguió aumentando, por lo que el 27 de septiembre de 1987 se introdujo la edición de Filadelfia, y en 1992, la edición de Camden, NJ comenzó a circular y el 1 de enero de 1996 nació la edición de Trenton.

	EL HISPANO tuvo un humilde comienzo con un estilo manual «monotipo». Hoy en día, un sofisticado sistema de composición tipográfica computarizada se utiliza para la publicación. La obra de arte ha madurado desde su primitivo comienzo hasta el galardonado estatus actual. El Hispano ~~ha recibido premios y honores~~, ~~en las áreas de diagramación y editorial~~, ~~de la Asociación Nacional de Publicaciones Hispanas y la Federación Nacional de Periódicos de Propiedad Hispana~~. ~~El último logro de El Hispano fue ganar el segundo lugar como «Mejor Editorial» por la Federación Hispana de Periódicos de Propiedad Hispana~~, ~~una organización nacional en 1995.~~		Translation: El Hispano was established on October 19, 1976 in Reading, Pennsylvania by Aaron G. López and his family. In March 1984, with patience, resistance, and an overwhelming response from the Hispanic community, the newspaper slowly began to expand. Allentown/Bethlehem editions began, and in November, the Lancaster edition began circulation. In 1985 the Harrisburg edition was born.

	~~El 1 de enero de 1990~~, El Hispano cambió su nombre de El Directorio Hispano. El cambio se produjo principalmente debido a la sugerencia de nuestros lectores de un nombre más corto que también sería más fácil de pronunciar, ~~especialmente para nuestros amigos que no hablan español~~. ~~Pero la dirección y el propósito de El Hispano siguió siendo el mismo: llegar a las comunidades de habla hispana y no hispanas~~, ~~para proporcionarles noticias~~, ~~editoriales, entretenimiento y conocimiento~~.

	~~En noviembre de 1990~~, El Hispano trasladó su sede de Reading al área de Filadelfia. Este traslado se hizo debido a la expansión de nuestro personal y el equipo de última generación necesario para mantener el aumento de la circulación.		Reader demand continued to increase, so on September 27, 1987, the Philadelphia edition was introduced, and in 1992, the Camden, NJ edition began circulation, and on January 1, 1996, the Trenton edition was born.

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	{{toplink\|url=http://www.el-hispano.com/\|name=el-hispano.com}}<blockquote>''La Voz Latina del Nuevo Milenio''</blockquote>El Hispano ~~was established on October~~ 19, 1976 in Reading, Pennsylvania by Aaron G. ~~Lopez and his family~~. ~~In March of~~ 1984, ~~with patience~~, ~~endurance and an overwhelming response from the Hispanic community~~, ~~the newspaper slowly started to expand~~. ~~The~~ Allentown/Bethlehem ~~editions were started~~, ~~and in November~~, ~~the~~ Lancaster ~~edition began circulating~~. 1985 ~~saw the birth of the~~ Harrisburg edition.<br>The readership demand kept increasing, therefore, on September 27, 1987 the Philadelphia edition was introduced, and in 1992, the Camden, NJ edition began circulation and on January 1, 1996 the Trenton edition was born.		{{toplink\|url=http://www.el-hispano.com/\|name=el-hispano.com}}<blockquote>''La Voz Latina del Nuevo Milenio''</blockquote>El Hispano fue establecido el 19 de octubre de 1976 en Reading, Pennsylvania por Aaron G. López y su familia. En marzo de 1984, con paciencia, resistencia y una respuesta abrumadora de la comunidad hispana, el periódico comenzó lentamente a expandirse. Se iniciaron las ediciones de Allentown/Bethlehem, y en noviembre, la edición de Lancaster comenzó a circular. En 1985 nació la edición de Harrisburg.

	~~EL HISPANO had a humble beginning with a manual “mono-type” style. Today~~, a sophisticated computerized typesetting system is used for publication. The artwork has matured from it’s primitive beginning to today’s award-winning status. El Hispano has received awards and honors, ~~in the areas of layout and editorial~~, from the National Association of Hispanic Publications and the National Federation of Hispanic Owned Newspapers. El Hispano’s latest achievement was winning 2nd place for “Best Editorial” by the Hispanic Federation of Hispanic Owned Newspapers, a ~~national organization in 1995.<br>On January~~ 1, 1990, El Hispano changed its name from El Directorio Hispano. The change occurred primarily due to our readers’ suggestion of a shorter name which would also be easier to pronounce, especially for our non-Spanish speaking friends. But the direction and the purpose of El Hispano remained the same — to reach the Spanish -speaking and non-Spanish speaking communities — to provide them with news, editorials, entertainment and knowledge.<br>In November of 1990, El Hispano relocated it’s headquarters from Reading to the Philadelphia area. This move was made due to our expansion in staff and state-of-the-art equipment needed to keep up with the increase in circulation.		La demanda de lectores siguió aumentando, por lo que el 27 de septiembre de 1987 se introdujo la edición de Filadelfia, y en 1992, la edición de Camden, NJ comenzó a circular y el 1 de enero de 1996 nació la edición de Trenton.

	~~Editorial Pages<br>~~El ~~Hispano’s philosophy is based on~~ a ~~responsible~~, ~~objective and informative commitment to voicing the Hispanic point of view~~. El Hispano ~~brings the Hispanic community and its friends ‘The News of Today with the Vision of Tomorrow~~.”		EL HISPANO tuvo un humilde comienzo con un estilo manual «monotipo». Hoy en día, un sofisticado sistema de composición tipográfica computarizada se utiliza para la publicación. La obra de arte ha madurado desde su primitivo comienzo hasta el galardonado estatus actual. El Hispano ha recibido premios y honores, en las áreas de diagramación y editorial, de la Asociación Nacional de Publicaciones Hispanas y la Federación Nacional de Periódicos de Propiedad Hispana. El último logro de El Hispano fue ganar el segundo lugar como «Mejor Editorial» por la Federación Hispana de Periódicos de Propiedad Hispana, una organización nacional en 1995.

			El 1 de enero de 1990, El Hispano cambió su nombre de El Directorio Hispano. El cambio se produjo principalmente debido a la sugerencia de nuestros lectores de un nombre más corto que también sería más fácil de pronunciar, especialmente para nuestros amigos que no hablan español. Pero la dirección y el propósito de El Hispano siguió siendo el mismo: llegar a las comunidades de habla hispana y no hispanas, para proporcionarles noticias, editoriales, entretenimiento y conocimiento.

			En noviembre de 1990, El Hispano trasladó su sede de Reading al área de Filadelfia. Este traslado se hizo debido a la expansión de nuestro personal y el equipo de última generación necesario para mantener el aumento de la circulación.

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	{{toplink\|url=http://www.el-hispano.com/\|name=el-hispano.com}}El Hispano was established on October 19, 1976 in Reading, Pennsylvania by Aaron G. Lopez and his family. In March of 1984, with patience, endurance and an overwhelming response from the Hispanic community, the newspaper slowly started to expand. The Allentown/Bethlehem editions were started, and in November, the Lancaster edition began circulating. 1985 saw the birth of the Harrisburg edition.<br>The readership demand kept increasing, therefore, on September 27, 1987 the Philadelphia edition was introduced, and in 1992, the Camden, NJ edition began circulation and on January 1, 1996 the Trenton edition was born.		{{toplink\|url=http://www.el-hispano.com/\|name=el-hispano.com}}<blockquote>''La Voz Latina del Nuevo Milenio''</blockquote>El Hispano was established on October 19, 1976 in Reading, Pennsylvania by Aaron G. Lopez and his family. In March of 1984, with patience, endurance and an overwhelming response from the Hispanic community, the newspaper slowly started to expand. The Allentown/Bethlehem editions were started, and in November, the Lancaster edition began circulating. 1985 saw the birth of the Harrisburg edition.<br>The readership demand kept increasing, therefore, on September 27, 1987 the Philadelphia edition was introduced, and in 1992, the Camden, NJ edition began circulation and on January 1, 1996 the Trenton edition was born.

	EL HISPANO had a humble beginning with a manual “mono-type” style. Today, a sophisticated computerized typesetting system is used for publication. The artwork has matured from it’s primitive beginning to today’s award-winning status. El Hispano has received awards and honors, in the areas of layout and editorial, from the National Association of Hispanic Publications and the National Federation of Hispanic Owned Newspapers. El Hispano’s latest achievement was winning 2nd place for “Best Editorial” by the Hispanic Federation of Hispanic Owned Newspapers, a national organization in 1995.<br>On January 1, 1990, El Hispano changed its name from El Directorio Hispano. The change occurred primarily due to our readers’ suggestion of a shorter name which would also be easier to pronounce, especially for our non-Spanish speaking friends. But the direction and the purpose of El Hispano remained the same — to reach the Spanish -speaking and non-Spanish speaking communities — to provide them with news, editorials, entertainment and knowledge.<br>In November of 1990, El Hispano relocated it’s headquarters from Reading to the Philadelphia area. This move was made due to our expansion in staff and state-of-the-art equipment needed to keep up with the increase in circulation.		EL HISPANO had a humble beginning with a manual “mono-type” style. Today, a sophisticated computerized typesetting system is used for publication. The artwork has matured from it’s primitive beginning to today’s award-winning status. El Hispano has received awards and honors, in the areas of layout and editorial, from the National Association of Hispanic Publications and the National Federation of Hispanic Owned Newspapers. El Hispano’s latest achievement was winning 2nd place for “Best Editorial” by the Hispanic Federation of Hispanic Owned Newspapers, a national organization in 1995.<br>On January 1, 1990, El Hispano changed its name from El Directorio Hispano. The change occurred primarily due to our readers’ suggestion of a shorter name which would also be easier to pronounce, especially for our non-Spanish speaking friends. But the direction and the purpose of El Hispano remained the same — to reach the Spanish -speaking and non-Spanish speaking communities — to provide them with news, editorials, entertainment and knowledge.<br>In November of 1990, El Hispano relocated it’s headquarters from Reading to the Philadelphia area. This move was made due to our expansion in staff and state-of-the-art equipment needed to keep up with the increase in circulation.

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	Editorial Pages<br>El Hispano’s philosophy is based on a responsible, objective and informative commitment to voicing the Hispanic point of view. El Hispano brings the Hispanic community and its friends ‘The News of Today with the Vision of Tomorrow.”		Editorial Pages<br>El Hispano’s philosophy is based on a responsible, objective and informative commitment to voicing the Hispanic point of view. El Hispano brings the Hispanic community and its friends ‘The News of Today with the Vision of Tomorrow.”

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	~~ ~~ http://www.el-hispano.com/		{{toplink\|url=http://www.el-hispano.com/\|name=el-hispano.com}}El Hispano was established on October 19, 1976 in Reading, Pennsylvania by Aaron G. Lopez and his family. In March of 1984, with patience, endurance and an overwhelming response from the Hispanic community, the newspaper slowly started to expand. The Allentown/Bethlehem editions were started, and in November, the Lancaster edition began circulating. 1985 saw the birth of the Harrisburg edition.<br>The readership demand kept increasing, therefore, on September 27, 1987 the Philadelphia edition was introduced, and in 1992, the Camden, NJ edition began circulation and on January 1, 1996 the Trenton edition was born.

	El Hispano was established on October 19, 1976 in Reading, Pennsylvania by Aaron G. Lopez and his family. In March of 1984, with patience, endurance and an overwhelming response from the Hispanic community, the newspaper slowly started to expand. The Allentown/Bethlehem editions were started, and in November, the Lancaster edition began circulating. 1985 saw the birth of the Harrisburg edition.<br>The readership demand kept increasing, therefore, on September 27, 1987 the Philadelphia edition was introduced, and in 1992, the Camden, NJ edition began circulation and on January 1, 1996 the Trenton edition was born.

	EL HISPANO had a humble beginning with a manual “mono-type” style. Today, a sophisticated computerized typesetting system is used for publication. The artwork has matured from it’s primitive beginning to today’s award-winning status. El Hispano has received awards and honors, in the areas of layout and editorial, from the National Association of Hispanic Publications and the National Federation of Hispanic Owned Newspapers. El Hispano’s latest achievement was winning 2nd place for “Best Editorial” by the Hispanic Federation of Hispanic Owned Newspapers, a national organization in 1995.<br>On January 1, 1990, El Hispano changed its name from El Directorio Hispano. The change occurred primarily due to our readers’ suggestion of a shorter name which would also be easier to pronounce, especially for our non-Spanish speaking friends. But the direction and the purpose of El Hispano remained the same — to reach the Spanish -speaking and non-Spanish speaking communities — to provide them with news, editorials, entertainment and knowledge.<br>In November of 1990, El Hispano relocated it’s headquarters from Reading to the Philadelphia area. This move was made due to our expansion in staff and state-of-the-art equipment needed to keep up with the increase in circulation.		EL HISPANO had a humble beginning with a manual “mono-type” style. Today, a sophisticated computerized typesetting system is used for publication. The artwork has matured from it’s primitive beginning to today’s award-winning status. El Hispano has received awards and honors, in the areas of layout and editorial, from the National Association of Hispanic Publications and the National Federation of Hispanic Owned Newspapers. El Hispano’s latest achievement was winning 2nd place for “Best Editorial” by the Hispanic Federation of Hispanic Owned Newspapers, a national organization in 1995.<br>On January 1, 1990, El Hispano changed its name from El Directorio Hispano. The change occurred primarily due to our readers’ suggestion of a shorter name which would also be easier to pronounce, especially for our non-Spanish speaking friends. But the direction and the purpose of El Hispano remained the same — to reach the Spanish -speaking and non-Spanish speaking communities — to provide them with news, editorials, entertainment and knowledge.<br>In November of 1990, El Hispano relocated it’s headquarters from Reading to the Philadelphia area. This move was made due to our expansion in staff and state-of-the-art equipment needed to keep up with the increase in circulation.