====== The National Voice ======

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The National Voice is a right‑leaning media outlet based in the coastal city of [[countries:perantsa:cities:harand|Harand]], [[countries:perantsa|Perantsa]]. Founded in 1998 by journalist and entrepreneur Laren Vistri, the organization operates across print, broadcast, and online platforms through its website, https://nationalvoice.pe. It describes its mission as //“providing truthful news to the population of Perantsa”// and regularly emphasizes the defense of national traditions, values, and sovereignty. With a tone appealing to working‑ and middle‑class readers, The National Voice portrays itself as a balance to what it terms “urban technocrat media.”
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==== Editorial stance ====

- Supports conservative political parties and strong border policies
- Frequently criticizes coalition governments for “diluting the voice of ordinary citizens”
- Emphasizes defense of national traditions, values, and sovereignty
- Skeptical toward increased regional integration

==== Coverage and formats ====

- Operates across print, broadcast, and online platforms
- Website: https://nationalvoice.pe
- Editorials frequently highlight maritime industry protection and cultural preservation in Ozmo Sea coastal towns
- Expanded digital presence through live debate streams and community journalism programs

==== Readership and reception ====

- Tone appeals to working‑ and middle‑class readers
- Portrays itself as a balance to “urban technocrat media”
- Critics have accused it of populist framing and selective reporting
- Among the top three daily news sources by readership

==== Key facts ====

- Founded: 1998
- Founder: Laren Vistri
- Headquarters: [[countries:perantsa:cities:harand|Harand]], [[countries:perantsa|Perantsa]]
- Political position: Right‑leaning; supportive of conservative parties and strong border policies
- Mission: //“providing truthful news to the population of Perantsa”//
- Platforms: Print, broadcast, online
- Website: https://nationalvoice.pe