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The term "liberal" here may be misleading to American readers, for whom this means roughly "leftist"; Libertad Digital is anything but leftist. A better American English term would be "libertarian." Since a sizable percentage of wikipedia readers comes from the US, this should be clarified. I would suggest the wording: "Libertad Digital is an online newspaper with European liberal (in America, libertarian) tendencies". I don't know how to edit the root of this entry, so I'll leave it for the original authors to do so.
Freddy Hill00:04, 6 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]