El Nuevo Día

Had to delete it. After a few years of using it, they added a subscription service for opinion articles. I understand that. Its necessary for the newspaper to make money. You used to know which articles were subscriber only because it would tell you. The app still tells you which articles are behind a paywall. What the app doesn't tell you is that MOST of their articles are now behind a paywall, even those that don’t tell you before you click on it. Download this app if you want to receive push notifications for articles you cant read. Do yourself a favor and use another source for PR news.

My favorite part are all is awesome in any part of the world you can connect with your country and support our fellows brothers from our country and stay in ups and down like we all remember the ones that we all suffer in all the ways for the families that lost their love ones. In Hurricane Irma and Maria! God bless America and Puerto Rico! Let not forget for dose in Jerusalem! May God bless Jerusalem! Amén May we have peace in for all! Excelente trabajo El Nuevo Día muy bien! Trust source of news!

Since this update the application can not be used. Every time I try to read a news story, it only stops working or responding (freeze). I’ve tried to re-install but still don’t work. The developer still can not solve the problems and it takes too long to do so. I do not understand how the main newspaper in PR has an application developer that fails so much. Thank God he does not develop applications for banking. UPDATE (December 13, 2017) - Version 4.2.2 (minor bug fixes and other improvements) still has problems. When you are reading the news the application closes suddenly. Even uninstalling and reinstalling the problem persists. I do not understand how the developer still can not create a stable version. Perhaps by reducing the focus to the large number of ads they place even for subscribers who pay monthly... UPDATE (April 25, 2017): Called (again, look the time between my updates) to El Nuevo Día to report the continuous problems of the application and apparently nobody knows or has the interest in solving it. Reading the answers given by the developer to the reports of problems makes you feel the lack of respect to the subscribers with answers totally out of reality. El Nuevo Día should get developers more committed to providing quality in the product and reasonable support (unacceptable that it is still such an unstable application).