independent stations such as Todelar and Super. In Bello and the rest of Antioquia there are two major newspapers in circulation: El Colombiano and El Mundo, both with a long history at the regional level. Also circulating are the El Tiempo and El Espectador newspapers, both with national circulation. Health Bello has an infrastructure of 4 hospitals, 1 clinic, four health centers and one health post in the rural area. In addition to private health service, public health services are run by the Health Secretariat. Antioquia Mental Hospital (Departmental) Marco Fidel Suárez Hospital (Niquía Headquarters) (Departmental) Rosalpi Hospital (Municipal) Zamora Hospital (Municipal) Marco Fidel Suarez Hospital (Formerly Victor Jaramillo Cardenas) (University of Antioquia and Departmental) Paris Health Center (Municipal) Fontidueño Health Center (Municipal) Playa Rica Health Center (Municipal) Mirador Health Center (Municipal) North Clinic EMMSA Specialized Clinic Education Bello has 111 educational institutions, of which 41 are public and 70 are private. Over 84,002 students are educated in these institutions, of which 48,086 are within the public sector and 35,916 within the private sector. Throughout the metropolitan area there is a wide number of higher education institutions. There are four such institutions located within Bello's territory: the University of San Buenaventura, Bello branch of Uniminuto, a sub-site of the Jaime Isaza Cadavid Colombian Polytechnic and the Marco Fidel Suárez Polytechnic. Sports Until 2010, the town had a football (soccer) team, Atlético Bello, in the Colombian Professional Second Division ("Primera B"). That team was later acquired by Atlético Juventud and is now defunct. References External links City of Bello Municipal Government Mi Pueblo, Bello Municipalities of Antioquia Department The Metropolitan Area of the Aburrá Valley Populated places established in 1676 1676 establishments in the Spanish Empire