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Los Toros de Fucha

Front page of the newspaper on 5 March 1823
Founder(s)	Antonio Nariño
Founded	March 5, 1823
Language	Spanish
Ceased publication	Early April 1823
Headquarters	Bogotá, Colombia

Los Toros de Fucha was a Spanish language New Granada newspaper founded and directed by the Colombian hero Antonio Nariño in 1823.^[1][2] This publication contains three serial publications directly responding to the patriotic newspaper El Patriota: Primera corrida, Segunda corrida and Tercera corrida. Each edition was produced by Espinosa Printing Office.^[3] Although it was a short-lived publication, all editions were widely disseminated and circulated free of charge in the Plaza de Bogotá in order to express opposition to the power Francisco de Paula Santander.^[4]