El tractament informatu d'una crisi política. L'11-M a la premsa valenciana
- Autores: Ignasi Duart
- Localización: Arxius de Ciències Socials, ISSN-e 2990-2266, ISSN 2990-2258, Nº. 23, 2010 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Sociologia dels media al País Valencià), págs. 229-239
- Idioma: catalán
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Resumen
On the 11th March 2010, thirteen bombs exploded in the commuter rail system of the Spanish capital, causing over two hundred deaths, as well as a serious political crisis. At the time the country was immersed in a bitter electoral campaign, in which many opinion polls predicted the loss of the Popular Party�s political majority on election day , as well as their potential difficulties in reaching some post -election pacts with other parties. The decision to enter the Iraq War had placed the Government in direct conflict with many sectors of public opinion. In such a context, the blame for the bombings could easily sway the election results. Thus, news reporting policy became an instrument in the management of the crisis. This study attempts to examine how the Government�s own news strategy conditioned the news agenda and how the various newspapers within the Valencia region focused their reporting depending on their ideological bias.
