Editing Cusco (section)

== Media ==
In the city of Cusco, the media is essential for addressing local issues, educating the public, and conserving cultural heritage. Media outlets in the city that serve both Spanish-speaking and Quechua-speaking communities include newspapers, radio, television, and digital platforms. Local news, culture, tourism, and indigenous rights are the main topics of media outlets in Cusco, a historic and popular tourist destination.

Regional coverage is provided by newspapers like ''Diario del Cusco'' and ''Diario El Sol del Cusco (El Sol)'', while national publications like ''El Comercio'' and ''La República'' also cover social, political, and economic issues in Cusco. Indigenous communities are largely reached by Quechua-language media, like Cronicawan, which guarantees greater access to news and cultural preservation.

With stations like Radio Tawantinsuyo and Radio Universal transmitting talk shows, music, and news, radio is still a dominant medium. Regional news can be found on local television channels, and Cusqueños are increasingly using digital platforms, such as social media and online news portals.

===Newspapers===
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* ''El Diario del Cusco''
* ''El Comercio''
* ''La República''
* ''El Peruano''
* ''Peruvian Times''
* ''El Bocón''
* ''El Popular''
* ''Diario el Sol del Cusco (El Sol)''
* ''Cronicawan''
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