Titlebook: Media and Politics in Post-Authoritarian Mexico; The Continuing Strug Martin Echeverria,Ruben Arnoldo Gonzalez Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if

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The Salinas Years, 1988–1994: Watershed in the Opening of Mexico’s Print Media of many newspapers upon state subsidies. By means of a holistic analysis (political, economic, sociological), this chapter argues that the opening experienced under Salinas was broader and longer-lasting than those seen in previous sexenios, despite the persistence of structural problems, such as a

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Defective Democracy, Erosion of Press Freedom, and the Perils of Being a Journalist in Mexico Two De democracy with high levels of structural violence, clientelism, and collusion between government and de facto powers. This is particularly evident at the subnational level, where the transition fostered the strengthening of local political strongholds, to the detriment of citizens’ right to know an

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Still Dreaming of Democracy: How Professional Identities from the Political Opening Shape Risk and R daily decisions are made. They shape how journalism practice may contribute to democracy, but also influence the ability of journalists to stay physically safe and emotional resilient in a period that has become more dangerous than during the political transition.

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Freedom of the Press Under Andres Manuel López Obrador: The Struggle Between Journalistic Autonomy ahe president as a part of a Global South discourse about the attempt of multinational agencies of Western countries to meddle into internal issues of the peripheral nations, and the right of those to preserve their national sovereignty. This demonstrates the contradictions between the autonomy of th

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Mediatization in Post-Authoritarian Democracies. Thirty Years of Media Logic in the Mexican Presselections (1994, 2000, 2006, 2012, and 2018) by the Mexican elite press contradicts these expectations: media logic is mostly about strategic coverage, while other indicators of it are negligible. Political logic is relatively high yet is not about issues, but the electoral procedures. Thus, media a

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Televised Political Satire and the Democratic Transition in Mexicondary data sources, and literature on the object of study, this chapter aims to identify the particular features of political satire on television in Mexico, and generate a narrative about its development in the post-democratic period of transition that will make sense of the contribution to public