Detailed Time article on the Libertarian Party and Bob Barr, but serious lack of articles in Spanish on the same candidate

A lot of people from the Libertarian Party, Ron Paul supporters and other supporters of a system beyond the current two-party system are really excited over the detailed article on Bob Barr just a few days ago on Time.com. Third Party Watch for example:

This may be the most amazing article to cover the 2008 presidential campaign so far, at least to libertarians and Bob Barr supporters. Time magazine is at the epicenter of the liberal mainstream media, and we’re not accustomed to such respectful coverage from the Establishment.

Here are two parts from the article (two pages in length):

Maybe you haven't heard, but this is the year of freedom. First there was the Ron Paul revolution, in which an avuncular 10-term Representative from Brazoria County, Texas, raised more than $34 million as a pseudo-Republican candidate, garnered more than a million primary votes and outperformed Rudy Giuliani and Fred Thompson, all on the back of a get-government-off-my-back platform. Now there's the Libertarian Party, which sold a little bit of its hard-line liberty-loving soul in exchange for the most respectable candidate it has ever had: recently converted former Republican Congressman Bob Barr, who's polling nationally near 6% and could conceivably Naderize John McCain in a few key states and help nudge the presidency to Barack Obama.

and:

The party ticket is directed by Ross Perot's old campaign manager and is already polling a respectable 6% nationwide in the latest Zogby poll--exactly the same percentage that separates McCain and Obama. Not all of Barr's voters would be McCain voters, of course, but Barr did best with conservatives (7%) and independents (11%).

Since this is the U.S. there's also bound to be quite a bit of Spanish-language coverage. Searching Google News for Barack Obama for example brings up 11,098 results in Spanish. And Bob Barr? 31.

One of them even has the following:

Incluso en un escenario de cuatro opciones presidenciales, que incluyera al candidato independiente Ralph Nader y al liberal Bob Barr, los ciudadanos prefieren a Obama que a McCain con 48 por ciento frente a 33 por ciento, respectivamente.

Even in a scenario with four presidential options, which includes the independent candidate Ralph Nader and the liberal Bob Barr, the citizens prefer Obama to McCain with 48 percent compared to 33 percent, respectively.

Hmm, "the liberal" Bob Barr. Never heard that before. Informador.com.mx doesn't seem to be very aptly named.

Okay, but aren't English articles on Bob Barr also few and far in between? To a certain extent they are, but relatively there's still a lot more coverage in English on him compared to candidates like Barack Obama. Here are the results from a search on Google News today:

English:

• Barack Obama 126,880
• Bob Barr 1,637
  

= 77.5 times more Barack Obama than Bob Barr.

Spanish:

• Barack Obama: 11,093
• Bob Barr: 31

= 358 times more Barack Obama than Bob Barr.

Looks like the Spanish media has some catching up to do.