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Most of it's translated from English, but there are articles in it that are written by Spanish-speaking authors.

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"Selecciones" by Reader's Digest is not a direct translation of the English version but rather articles and content selected and written specifically for the Spanish-speaking audience. The magazine contains original content, as well as some articles that may be adapted or inspired by content from the English version.

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Q: Is the Spanish version of Reader's Digest called Selecciones written in Spanish or translated from English?
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