El Imparcial

El Imparcial

El Imparcial of November 1, 1950, headline: US Air National Guard Bombs Utuado
Type	Daily newspaper
Format	Tabloid
Owner(s)	Prensa Insular de Puerto Rico
Publisher	N/A
President	Ferdinand G. Aponte Rivera
Editor	Antonio Ayuso Valdivieso (ca. 1933 and ca. 1951) and Miguel A. García Méndez (ca. 1975). Ferdinand G. Aponte Rivera (2016).
Founded	1918/Online Edition 2016
Political alignment	Conservative
Language	Spanish English
Headquarters	San Juan, Puerto Rico
Website	http://www.elimparcial.pr

El Imparcial, founded in 1918, was a Puerto Rican newspaper. It circulated daily, except Sundays. Its complete name was El Imparcial: El diario ilustrado de Puerto Rico.

El Imparcial was given new life in 1933 under the leadership of Antonio Ayuso Valdivieso. In the 1970s Miguel A. García Méndez bought the newspaper. The headquarters of the newspaper was destroyed by arson in an act of political sabotage. The paper somewhat recovered and kept running for a short time after that with only one third employees. Eventually, the government expropriated the building where it was located. The last known issue of the paper is dated 28 February 1973. (Año 38, núm. 14,210) However, La Casa de la Herencia Cultural Puertorriqueña in New York City has editions from February 22 to March 21, 1979 After its demise, many of its reporters, photojournalists and editors went on to form part of the then newly created El Vocero newspaper, which many in Puerto Rico consider it its successor.

In the 2016 Ferdinand G. Aponte Rivera create an online edition of the'El Imparcial to continue the legacy of this newspaper. The new " El Imparcial " edition have new section. You can find in the official web page Politics, Weather, Government, Crime and more.

Among the more prominent journalists with El Imparcial were Luis Pales Matos, Angel Rivero Mendez, Hector Campos Parsi, Rafael Pont Flores, and Luis Rechani Agrait. Other contributors were Carmen Mirabal, Aida Zorrilla, Miguel Angel Yumet, Luis Colón, and Millie Cappalli Arango. In 2016 Jackeline Marie Velez Adorono is a psychologist student from the Puerto Rico University campus of Rio Piedras.