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Top sports media in Bolivia

The outlets that cover sport in Bolivia — the sports press, the broadcasters, the agencies and the specialist titles.
✓ Last reviewed: September 2026

These are the outlets that cover sport in Bolivia — the sports press, the broadcasters that hold or have held rights, the national news agency where it carries sport, and the specialist titles of national standing. Single-sport titles without national standing are not listed here; they appear on the media list for their own sport.

How this list is ordered. By role and national standing — the sports press first, then the broadcasters that hold or have held rights, then the national news agency and the specialist titles. That order is set once and stays put, so a page that has been cited does not rearrange itself later. The Tranco figure against each outlet is shown for reference and does not set the order. Tranco is a research ranking of web domains that averages the Chrome User Experience Report, Cloudflare Radar, Majestic, Cisco Umbrella and Farsight over the preceding 30 days, on the list of September 2026. It ranks a whole domain, not a sports desk. A general daily's rank counts every reader it has, most of whom did not come for sport, so a national newspaper will sit above a dedicated sports title that has more sports readers than it does. Some outlets carry no Tranco figure at all. Tranco ranks registrable domains, so a sports desk published on a subdomain cannot appear in it whatever its readership, and a smaller national outlet may sit outside the top million. Those are marked below.

1. EL DEBERGeneral sports coverage · Newspaper · Tranco 41,954 — Santa Cruz daily whose own anniversary coverage dates it to 11 February 1953; a press-history archive dates the first issue to 10 June 1953 and 11 February 1965 to a second epoch after the 1959 assault on its plant. 2. DIEZSpecialist title · News site · Tranco 505,797 — The sports title of Grupo EL DEBER, published on its own domain; football requests to eldeber.com.bo are redirected to it, and its own reporting supplies dated stadium and head-to-head figures used on this site. 3. Los TiemposGeneral sports coverage · Newspaper · Tranco 90,035 — Cochabamba daily of Editorial Canelas, founded 16 September 1943, closed on 9 November 1953 when government militias destroyed its plant, and back in print from 19 July 1967. 4. El DiarioGeneral sports coverage · Newspaper · Tranco 188,595 — La Paz daily founded on 5 April 1904 by José Carrasco Torrico, a date carried both by the paper and by the Jesuit news agency ANF; it styles itself Decano de la Prensa Nacional. 5. Bolivia TVBroadcaster · Television · Tranco 662,800 — State television, which states it was created as ENTBOL by Decreto Supremo 08571 of 20 November 1968, began regular transmissions on 30 August 1969, and became Bolivia TV under Decreto Supremo 0078 of 15 April 2009. 6. Red UnoBroadcaster · Television · Tranco 63,730 — Private television network which states it began experimental transmissions on 1 July 1985 and regular ones on 24 November 1988, and which groups stations in Oruro, Santa Cruz and Cochabamba. 7. Agencia Boliviana de InformaciónNews agency · News agency · Tranco 229,228 — The state news agency, dated by State Media Monitor to 6 February 1996 and constituted by Decreto Supremo 5566 of 2 March 2026 as a decentralised public entity under the Ministerio de la Presidencia. 8. A Todo DeporteSpecialist title · News site · not in the Tranco top million — Sports title published under Unitel branding on its own subdomain; its own site states no founding date, and its reporting dates the reprogrammed clásico paceño of 18 September 2024.