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There were newspapers, weekly and monthly newsletters,<br />
news portals, gossip magazines, sports magazines and the<br />
kind of magazines one would find in a waiting room. There<br />
were also newspapers, magazines and websites for <strong>kids</strong>, but<br />
there weren't any created BY them.
So boys and girls from second grade in Arateia School<br />
decided to write a newspaper with the current events<br />
that they find interesting. They created <strong>Diario</strong> Kids, <strong>kids</strong>'<br />
current events with events they consider to be news.
One of the reporters wrote "it rained candy in the<br />
beach and people lived sweet ever after".
In the police news section it was said that a<br />
woman had been killed by a zombie and a<br />
vampire and that Frankenstein, who seemed so<br />
bad, was in fact really nice. He said he would<br />
catch the zombies and vampires with a golden<br />
sword. This sword can put the criminals to<br />
sleep without hurting them. By the time the<br />
villains wake up, they will have already been<br />
sent to prison. At least that is what<br />
Frankenstein assured to us.
One of the most beautiful news was this one: a rainbow appeared over the<br />
sea even though it was not rainy and sunny. It was such a special rainbow<br />
that it granted wishes by just looking at it. It didn’t have the typical<br />
colours: it was green, orange, pink and blue with gray dots. A chicken asked<br />
to be able to fly like a falcon and so it did.
There weren't any texts or scores in the sports news section. There were<br />
just pictures of gymnastics, football, rugby and ice-skating. It seems that<br />
<strong>Diario</strong> Kids cares about the game and not its results. <strong>Diario</strong> Kids' sport<br />
writers enjoy the game and avoid controversy.
Aliens arrived to Earth and visited Ciuda de la Costa. They did it peacefully,<br />
although at first they thought they were not welcome because the cranes and<br />
shovels frightened them. Soon they were told that people from the local<br />
government were repairing the streets so the orange vests and helmets were not<br />
war uniforms.
The piece of news in the back cover was as simple as it was<br />
beautiful. The headline said that a boy fell in love with a girl.<br />
In the picture they are swinging together surrounded by hearts.
<strong>Diario</strong> Kids went on sale door<br />
to door and it was a huge<br />
success. Extra, extra, rainbow<br />
over the beach grants wishes!
Every kid started asking their parents to buy the newspaper.<br />
It was the kind of newspaper the <strong>kids</strong> wanted to read.
ANGELINA REDIN, CANDELA OLIVERA, ABRIL POY, MAITE COITIÑO,<br />
KIARA DEFRANCO, JULIETA FERNÁNDEZ, JUANA SANDALI, ÁMBAR ESPINO,<br />
MATILDA ALONSO, LUCÍA BRIVA, MAGELA ESCONDEUR, NATALIE ROLAND,<br />
IGNACIO NÚÑEZ, NAHUEL NÚÑEZ, THIAGO CARBONELL, JUAN NÚÑEZ,<br />
JUAN GUTIÉRREZ, MARTÍN CHABAY, EMANUEL NAVARRO, FRANCO NOGUÉS,<br />
BAUTISTA GUTIÉRREZ, MÁXIMO BETHENCOURT.