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El País
- Broncano Esta De Luto Y Colau No Es Humorista El Dia Despues Del Abascalazo En La Revuelta #3
- Un Perro En El Plato Un Candidato En El Plasma #6
- Vox Cancela La Entrevista De Abascal Con Jordi Wild Tras La Polemica Por Los 40 Minutos Ineditos De La Revuelta #13
- Broncano Y Abascal Deconstruccion Sin Exito #19
- El Debate Es La Bola Negra Una Obra Maestra #20
- De Superficial Y Frivolo a Mala Gente Los Prejuicios Se Sientan a La Mesa En La Cena De Los Idiotas #27
If you live in the Madrid region or Castilla-La Mancha, borrow today's El País free with your library card on eBiblio; Madrid city libraries also let you read it by QR code. Otherwise the cheapest subscription we could confirm is the Basic plan at €115.99 a year in the app.
- Borrow the day's paper on eBiblio Madrid (Spain)
- Borrow the day's paper on eBiblio Castilla-La Mancha (Spain)
- Read El País by QR code in Madrid city libraries (Spain)
The Economist
- Jensen Huang Must Resign #4
- For Boomers Economic Boom Times Are Over #14
- Colombias Trumpian President is Taking No Prisoners #21
Read the weekly edition free on PressReader with a library card if your library offers it. Otherwise, students and teachers should take the 75%-off annual plan.
- Full weekly edition on PressReader with a library card (United States)
- University group subscription (United States)
- Gift articles from Premium subscribers (United States)
AD (Algemeen Dagblad)
If you are a student aged 16 to 25, take the free AD student subscription; otherwise the cheapest offer is Digitaal Basis at €49.95 for the first 12 months.
- Teacher and school-staff packages (Netherlands)
- Limited free articles on ad.nl and in the app (Netherlands)
- Free student subscription (ages 16 to 25) (Netherlands)
News Corp Australia papers (The Australian, Daily Telegraph, Herald Sun, Courier-Mail, The Advertiser)
- Saboteur Hacks Exams Website to Promote Mass Cheating Scam #7
- Nsw Police Detective Allegedly in Intimate Relationships with Two Criminals Including Assassin #16
Apple News+ (A$19.99/month after a free trial) includes The Australian, Daily Telegraph, Herald Sun, Courier-Mail and The Advertiser; if you are a student, check whether your university already provides free News Corp access.
- State Library of Queensland (PressReader and NewsBank) (Australia)
- State Library Victoria (Access Australia / NewsBank) (Australia)
- City of Sydney Library (NewsBank) (Australia)
The Globe and Mail
- Remembering an Oft Forgotten Unit of Canadians Who Took Up Arms in the #8
- Cppib to Lay Off Dozens of Employees at Struggling Active Equities #23
The current flash sale (C$0.49/week for the first 24 weeks) is the cheapest full subscription; for free reading, use your public library's ProQuest or Gale news database from home, or PressReader inside a branch.
- Library news databases from home (ProQuest, Gale) (Canada)
- PressReader inside a library branch (Canada)
- School-provided subscription (Globe Campus) (Canada)
El Confidencial
- Tartamudeo Broncano Encuentro Dos Espanas #9
- Ultimo Arreon Tropa Mediatica Pedro Sanchez #12
- Huelga General 11n Gobierno Temor Lluvia Efecto Rebote Pp Vox #17
Read the articles without the EC Exclusivo label for free; for the rest, the lowest price we could confirm is the iPhone app's offer from €4.99 a month, and students should check the website's student offer first.
- Company subscriptions for staff (Spain)
- Gift subscription (Spain)
- Free articles without the EC Exclusivo label (Spain)
The New York Times
If your public library licenses the Times, your card gets you a free pass, usually for 24 or 72 hours, that you can renew whenever it runs out.
- Free 72-hour pass with a public library card (United States)
- 24-hour passes at some libraries (United States)
- Print replica on PressReader via your library (United States)
Le Parisien
Students should first check whether their university library gives Europresse access, which carries Le Parisien; otherwise the Solo offer at €1 for two months, then €8.99 a month, is the cheapest full access.
- Le Parisien in Europresse through your university (France)
- Group subscriptions for companies, public bodies and schools (France)
- Free articles and gifted articles (France)
How this list is made. The ranking comes from aggregated, anonymous counts of paywalled links that readers asked about on 11 November 2026; a link appears only if at least 5 different readers asked about it. We never open the paywalled article: titles are rebuilt from the link itself, so their wording can differ from the headline. Free reports come from the public feeds of outlets that allow it, matched when the day closed. 4 other stories had neither a free report nor a legal route we have checked, so they are left out.
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