Our history
Beginning in 1915, the dawn of the good news of a profound renewal in the Republic with the ideals of Leandro Alem, Aristóbulo del Valle and Hipolito Irigoyen. A group of young people decided to found in Concordia El Heraldo, which would be exactly a "harbinger" of national and popular cause postulating Don Hipolito for the Presidency of the Nation.
The popular vote, secret, compulsory, purity and austerity in public office, freedom of expression, the protection to the most vulnerable sectors of the population, the defense of national sovereignty against external imperialist powerful in collusion with the oligarchy to its service, drove these young people. in the group of initiators Don Juan Jacobo Liebermann, born in Villaguay, agresado of the Rural School Juan Bautista Alberdi, Managing Editor and then director, was who gave HERALD spirited style in favor of the concerns of Concordia and the Province, was and political debugging. Hipolito Irigoyen offered his friendship and counsel; usually greeted him at his home in Brazil Street, Buenos Aires. Liebermann managed to survive repeated attacks on freedom of expression, but he continued to struggle with his steely pen, for decades. On September 6, 1930 when together with President Irigoyen was overthrown the Republic, it begins to HERALD a period of persecution and imprisonment for its Director. The newspaper was closed, printing afire, Juan Jacobo Liebermann detained in the National Penitentiary available to the Executive. After the forced exile in the Eastern Republic of Uruguay. His wife, Camila de Luque, was to the front of the newspaper and civic faith appealed to citizens who gave their support. In those opprobrious 30s dictatorship, fraud and oppression, tHE HERALD flag was Irigoyen followers who tried several times to oust those who were usurping.

At that time his son Carlos Luque Liebermann, who years later was born since 1960 would be the Director of the newspaper. Lawyer, graduated from the National University of Buenos Aires. In 1984 he was elected by his peers from across the country, president of ADEPA, Association of Argentine Journalism Entities, and in 2003, member of the National Academy of Journalism, based in Buenos Aires.
He had received in 1987 , the Santa Clara Award Assisi, instituted by the League of mothers.

He was founder of the ADEPA mentioned; ADIRA, Newspaper Association of Interior of Argentina; ADDE, Entrerrianos Newspaper Association; Cooperative Provision of Argentina Newspapers Limited; agency Noticias Argentinas (NA) and Diarios y Noticias (DyN). Fifty people work in this newspaper and more than 150 canillitas distribute. It reads in a wide region of Entre Rios in its issue paper; and throughout the country and the world, through its online edition.

The Herald also publishes the weekly COASTAL founded in 1901 by the maternal family of the director, who already in 1889 had newspapers in Concordia. It is in short a family with more than 120 years of history in the field of Argentina press.

Recently , the Commission of the Cavalry San Jorge, gave him a recognition for 90 years of daily and 90 years of Cavalry Regiment 6 Blandengues, Concordia, with special training.
A street of Concordia named after the founder of El Heraldo.

All that rich history is experiencing difficulties encountered in the 2001 crisis aggravated by the Federal Bonds in Entre Rios, who led the newspaper to defer tax obligations, in order to meet the company staff. However in the present has resumed full compliance but it is very difficult to cope with the crisis years and numerous vacancies arising from retirement of its employees with long experience lag, they have not been covered, pending government measures giving national flexibility, fairness and reasonableness to allow full compliance
tax rules, aggravated by impositva burden on advertising and copies that did not exist, as there is neither in Brazil or Uruguay, privileging the information and ideas for continuing democratic education of its citizens diffusion, and that medium or small publishers can not afford.

In 2010 Carlos Liebermann was elected Honorary President of the Newspaper Association Entrerrianos (ADDE) entity that was one of its founders. Honorable distinction of the provincial press.