Público facts for kids

Público is a word from the Spanish and Portuguese languages. It means "public" or "audience." You might see this word used in different ways, often referring to things that are for everyone or shared by many people.

What Público Can Mean

The word "Público" is used for different things, especially in Portugal, Spain, and Puerto Rico. Here are some of its main uses:

Público Newspapers

In both Portugal and Spain, "Público" is the name of a well-known newspaper. Newspapers are publications that share news, stories, and information about current events.

Público in Portugal

Público is a daily newspaper published in Portugal. It started in 1990 and is known for covering national and international news. It also features articles on culture, sports, and business. Reading newspapers like Público helps people stay informed about what's happening in their country and around the world.

Público in Spain

The logo for Público, a newspaper from Spain.

Another newspaper called Público is published in Spain. This newspaper was first launched in September 2007. Like its Portuguese counterpart, the Spanish Público provides news and analysis on various topics, keeping its readers up-to-date with important events and discussions.

Público Transport in Puerto Rico

In Puerto Rico, "Público" also refers to a type of public transportation system. These are shared taxis or vans that follow specific routes.

How Público Transport Works

The Público system in Puerto Rico is a way for people to travel around the island. It's similar to a taxi, but instead of just one person or group, several passengers share the ride. These vehicles usually have fixed routes and pick up and drop off people along the way. It's a common and often affordable way for many people in Puerto Rico to get to work, school, or other places.

See also

In Spanish: Público para niños