Publication: El discurso de los cibermedios ante la crisis económica y revuelta social en España
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Sánchez Castillo, Sebastián
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Murcia: Universidad de Murcia, Editum
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Abstract
La profunda e inexorable crisis
espa
ñola
, tanto en su dimensión económica
como social, ha
estado presente de forma
continua
en las agendas de los distintos
cibermedios
nacionales e
internacionales.
Uno de los encuadres noticiosos más
frecuente ha sido aquel que ha vinculado la crisis económi
ca con una incipiente
violencia pública.
La representación explícita de la violencia callejera ha modificado
de forma radical la visión
que
de
España se tenía como una país
anclado en la paz
turística producto de una transición
democrática
pacifica.
La ten
sión social no deja
de crecer en oposición a un gobierno
desorientado y más preocupado en legislar
formulas de contención social que de encontrar vías eficaces para paliar
una
hambruna olvidada hace más de
cinco décadas.
Esta investigación desarrollada baj
o
el paradigma
f
raming
resuelve y
explicita
el tratamiento informativo que los
cibermedios
más importantes de España, Latinoamérica
, EE.UU
y Europa han
otorgado a la violencia
social
que comenzó con el movimiento 15M en 2011.
S
e han
analizado los cibermedi
os,
elpais.com
;
elmundo.es
;
abc.es
;
lavanguardia.es
;
larazon.es
;
20minutos.es
clarin.com
;
oglobo.globo.com
;
lanacion.cl
;
wsj.com
;
thetimes.co.uk
y
lemonde.fr
durante los 12 meses del año 2013.
The profound and inexorable crisis in Spain — in its both economic and social dimensions — has been present uninterruptedly in the agendas of the different national and international cybermedia. One of the commonest news frames is the assoc iation between economic crisis and growing public violence. The explicit representation of street violence has radically modified the way Spain was seen as a country anchored to tourist peace, product of a peaceful transition to democracy. Social unrest do es not stop growing in opposition to a disoriented government that looks more concerned about passing civil disturbance - retaining policies than about finding effective ways to palliate hunger, which is back among Spaniards after more than five decades. The present research — developed under the framing paradigm — solves and clarifies information management in relation to the civil disturbance that began in Spain with the 15M movement in 2011 in the following Spanish, Latin - American, United States and European cybermedia from January to December 2013: elpais.com , elmundo.es , abc.es , lavanguardia.es , larazon.es , 20minutos.es , clarin.com , oglobo.globo.com , lanacion.cl , wsj.com , thetimes.co.uk, and lemonde.fr .
The profound and inexorable crisis in Spain — in its both economic and social dimensions — has been present uninterruptedly in the agendas of the different national and international cybermedia. One of the commonest news frames is the assoc iation between economic crisis and growing public violence. The explicit representation of street violence has radically modified the way Spain was seen as a country anchored to tourist peace, product of a peaceful transition to democracy. Social unrest do es not stop growing in opposition to a disoriented government that looks more concerned about passing civil disturbance - retaining policies than about finding effective ways to palliate hunger, which is back among Spaniards after more than five decades. The present research — developed under the framing paradigm — solves and clarifies information management in relation to the civil disturbance that began in Spain with the 15M movement in 2011 in the following Spanish, Latin - American, United States and European cybermedia from January to December 2013: elpais.com , elmundo.es , abc.es , lavanguardia.es , larazon.es , 20minutos.es , clarin.com , oglobo.globo.com , lanacion.cl , wsj.com , thetimes.co.uk, and lemonde.fr .
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