Correo de Mallorca

It was founded in 1910 in Palma de Mallorca,^[2] as a Catholic^[3] and fundamentalist newspaper.^[4] Owned by the Bishopric of Mallorca,^[5][6] throughout its existence Correo de Mallorca had a certain presence on the island. It survived the Civil War, but subsequently entered into a deep economic crisis. As a result of this situation, in 1953 it merged with the newspaper La Almudaina,^[7] giving origin to the contemporary Diario de Mallorca.

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