Oiga (magazine)

Oiga was a prominent Mexican news magazine published weekly from 1960 to 1998. Known for its critical and often oppositional stance towards the Mexican government, particularly during the long period of Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) rule, Oiga covered a wide range of topics including politics, economics, culture, and social issues.

The magazine gained a reputation for investigative journalism and its willingness to publish information that was censored or ignored by other media outlets. This often led to controversy and confrontations with the government. Oiga provided a platform for dissenting voices and alternative perspectives, contributing significantly to the development of a more independent press in Mexico.

Notable for its strong editorial line and commitment to freedom of expression, Oiga ceased publication in 1998 due to financial difficulties. Despite its demise, its legacy as a courageous and influential voice in Mexican journalism remains.