Libertad de prensa y sistemas autoritarios: el caso del diario Madrid entre 1966 y 1971

Carlos Barrera

doi:10.15581/003.3.35519

Carlos Barrera

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Published: 1990-01-01

DOI: https://doi.org/10.15581/003.3.35519

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Libertad, Prensa, Diario, Autoritarios, Madrid

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Libertad de prensa y sistemas autoritarios: el caso del diario Madrid entre 1966 y 1971. (1990). Communication & Society, 3(1-2), 227-245. https://doi.org/10.15581/003.3.35519

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Abstract

A lo largo de la historia contemporánea, tanto dentro como fuera de nuestras fronteras, el quehacer de los medios informativos ha estado siempre más o menos influido o condicionado, en su funcionamiento, por la naturaleza del régimen político en el que desarrollaban su actuación. Existe un gran abismo entre el libre juego de la opinión que se establece y práctica en los sistemas democráticos, y el control generalmente férreo que ejercen sobre la información y su entorno los sistemas totalitarios. No es lo mismo el servicio a la sociedad, desde posiciones distintas e incluso encontradas, que caracteriza a los medios insertos en un régimen democrático, que el servicio al Estado, políticamente monopolizado, habitual en las dictaduras de corte totalitario.

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Libertad, Prensa, Diario, Autoritarios, Madrid

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Carlos Barrera

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Vol. 3 No. 1-2 (1990)

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