SALE & DEMISE OF THE DAILY JOURNAL

 





DATA 📈 AND 📉 DATA 📊 REVEALED THAT THE ONCE PROUD DAILY JOURNAL EXPAT NEWSPAPER 🗞️ WAS ULTIMATELY DESTROYED BY THE NARCO COMMUNISTS.



During the final months of 2004, WILL CAVAN WROTE SEVERAL ARTICLES FOR THE DAILY JOURNAL ..

In 2003 Russell Dallen, Jr, bought the English-language Venezuela newspaper The Daily Journal, becoming its president and editor–in–chief from 2003 to 2006.[7]


He then became its President Emeritus.[7] 


When The Daily Journal ceased publication in 2008, its successor was the online newspaper, the Latin American Herald Tribune.[6] 


Dallen was editor–in–chief of the Latin American Herald Tribune.[5]




On 1 March 2006, The Daily Journal, which had dealt with financial problems, was bought by Julio Augusto López, a Venezuelan entrepreneur of Peruvian parents that allegedly had links to the Venezuelan government.[9][10][11] 



The Daily Journal, previously known for "its editorial independence" then obtained a reputation of being a "chavista" newspaper, with the stance becoming aligned with Hugo Chávez's government and the owner, Julio Augusto López, allegedly becoming a member of the "Bolivarian bourgeoisie".[9]



 In 2006, an edition for Peru was launched[10] and Ollanta Humala, then running for president of Peru, allegedly received indirect support from the Chávez government through The Daily Journal, with the newspaper paying Humala's wife, Nadine Heredia, $4,000 monthly.[9] 



Two years later on 18 November 2008, The Daily Journal went bankrupt and ceased to be published.[12][13]


SOURCE:


WIKIPEDIA 

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