The cascade style sheet specifies the font OpenSansCondensedBold for h1, h2, h3, h4, h5 h6 elements. That font appears to contain only the first 128 ASCII characters, so is no use for sites using accented characters (let alone Greek, Cyrillic, Japanese, Chinese etc.). The selector in their style sheet has no fall-back, so what generally seems to happen is that you get the default serif font (I would have expected default sans-serif). In any case, the font-family is jarringly inconsistent with OpenSansCondensedBold. I added a selector in the hispanic site's specific css file to use Arial and bold, based on feedback from Communications.