In September 2001 El Espectador became a weekly newspaper. In 2007, its publisher Fidel Cano Correa said he did not agree with former President Álvaro Uribe Vélez's personal behaviour and government style, but he specified that was his own position and not the newspaper's. [22] On 19 January 1999, Molano left the country (he would return years later). Daten über Ihr Gerät und Ihre Internetverbindung, darunter Ihre IP-Adresse, Such- und Browsingaktivität bei Ihrer Nutzung der Websites und Apps von Verizon Media. Every day of the week, except Sunday, El Espectador devotes around 10 pages to a specific "focus": It also publishes three magazines, published once in a month each: Autos/Motos, Espacios, and Discovery Health. Fidel Cano Correa tried to recover the financial balance and the newspaper's circulation.

[9], Since its foundation in 1887, El Espectador acted as a speaker for the Colombian Liberal Party, at the time opposed to the administrations of the conservative Regeneration.

On Mondays El Espectador publishes a 6-page edition of The New York Times International Weekly,[43][44] and on Tuesdays a two-paged Fox Sports minisection. Despite El Espectador had been the Colombian newspaper with the second highest circulation, after El Tiempo, the financial difficulties worsened and in 1997 the Cano family sold most of their shares in Comunican S.A., El Espectador publishing company, to Julio Mario Santo Domingo, who at the time owned Cromos, Caracol Radio (later sold to Spanish group PRISA) and Caracol TV. At the inauguration, its then director Gabriel Cano Villegas said: "if El Tiempo has the best corner in Bogotá, El Espectador has the best corner in the country."[12]. Molano had condemned the massacre of 130 people perpetrated weeks before by members of AUC commanded by Carlos Castaño, who had referred to Molano as "paraguerrilla". In order to replace El Espectador, on 20 February 1956 appeared El Independiente, directed by Alberto Lleras Camargo, who retired in April when the newspaper was closed for several months. On 27 June 1896, until 27 April 1897, due to a press law recently passed by the Congress. During the 20th century El Espectador criticized other mass media in Colombia, which preferred to remain silent instead of denouncing the atrocities happening in the country. Elespectador.com received the Colombian Chamber of Computing and Telecommunications's Premio Colombia en Línea 2008 award to the best online news website in the country.[38][39]. [42] On 11 May 2008 El Espectador became a daily again, changing from broadsheet to tabloid format.[2]. Un diciembre 17 de 1986, mientras salía de las instalaciones del periódico, fue asesinado por sicarios vinculados al cartel de Medellín; fue asesinado por señalar la verdad y por defenderla con convicción. El Espectador disputed accusations made against it and dedicated an editorial piece to its credibility and the credibility of the financial groups. In 1964 its headquarters moved from downtown to western Bogotá, on the avenida 68, the area becoming known as Avenida El Espectador.
After escaping a kidnapping attempt in Bogotá on 24 May, Gómez sought refuge in the United States on 1 June 2000. Counting with the free time readers have available on weekends, El Espectador focused on opinion, investigation, and analysis pieces, recovering its circulation, influence, and earnings. On 23 August 1999, a group called Colombian Rebel Army (ERC) published a communiqué issuing death threats against 21 personalities engaged in the then ongoing peace process, accusing them of "promoting war between Colombians".

Among those personalities two El Espectador contributors were mentioned, Alfredo Molano y Arturo Alape. In December, the government accused El Espectador of several accounting and tax irregularities, and fined the newspaper $10,000 on 20 December 1955. Su carrera periodística empezó desde muy joven, continuando así una larga tradición en su familia, pues era la tercera generación que sucedía a su abuelo, Fidel Cano, quien fuera el que fundó el periódico en 1887. [12], The World Press Freedom Prize, awarded annually by UNESCO since 1997, is named in his honour, for "his courage, his compromise with independent journalism and the tenacity with which he fought for his country", which "are an example for the rest of the world to follow. Since then, the paper uses the slogan "El Espectador.

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