Sistema Regional de Información
en línea para Revistas Científicas de América Latina,
el Caribe, España y Portugal

Social communication media are understood as relevant producers of images, prejudices and stereotypes that make up a vision and identity about speeches on difference.} This article is part of a project on information science, and investigates how intercultural reality is carried out. In this case, this is applied to the local newspapers Ajá (Perú) and La Cuarta (Chile) which are highly read in both countries. At the same time, this study allows to observe how otherness and self image are perceived, and as a consequence, the development of intercultural journalism. The goal of these intercultural studies in the area of Communication and Journalism is definitely to set bridges among cultures, and it creates the opportunity of identifying diversity which would lead us to a better intercultural understanding and respect.

There is a little knowledge of writer and journalist Felipe Sassone, who was born in Lima (1884) and died in Madrid (1959), despite his intense literary and journalist life, specially in Spain’s capital city. He embarked very young for Europe, in order to make a success of his work. Quickly, Literature seduces him (novel, theatre, essay, journalism), specially Theatre, writing tons of comedies, as well as directed assemblies and organized companies, where his wife, María Palou, was the leading actress. Memory of both of them has lost in the last fifty years and it is not easy to follow theirs steps in the past, despitetheir acclaimed success.

This article shows a new vision of Media Consumption for Communication Research through the relation between a host society and Diaspora. Immigrant’s Media Consumption is already one of the fields with less bibliography in Spain. Therefore, we show the importance of generating other lines of Research in Communication that approach the study of the new reality that is forming at present, in our society. Migrations put in question not only the traditional vision of the media experience from Spanish Research with a national and sedentary public, but also it reexamines the role of Mass Media aimed to immigrants.

This article reflects on the Youth as a stage of transition and change in human life that has been interpreted, in many ways, by the Media. Young people often represent an icon of the breakdown of social order, which incurred easy to speculate on authorship in any act of criminality. On the other hand, reflects a confused image of proportion to its reality and its efforts to train and integrate into the labor market. Instead, they are used as symbols of the promise of future political messages. This ambiguity can lead to a stereotype of youth condition their perception of the elderly. This article suggests ways to improve theimage of young people in the Media.

If Galicia is nowadays considered a historical community, along with Catalonia and Basque Country, is because Galicia approved, in referendum, its first Statute of Autonomy in 1936. That first Statutory text was presented by Castelao and other intellectuals and politicians to the President of Spain on July the 15th 1936. However the burst of Spanish Civil War, just three days later, prevented the discussions in Court and it was not until 43 years later (1979) when Galicia made its autonomist dream come true. The purpose of this research is to analyze how this autonomist phenomenon was approached by the existingpublications in the province of Lugo during the Second Spanish Republic.

The use of the Internet bursts in a key moment for the enological tourism development in several regions of Spain and, it is essential to get to know and control the use of this new channel’s elements to communicate in an efficient way the strategical plans of enological tourism management towards different audiences. This research uses a comparative questionnaire about the management between the main enologicaltourism websites of two important origin denominations: La Rioja and Ribera del Duero. Like that, we’ll be able to analyze and reflect about different communication strategies which use every wine region to obtain more tourists and economic benefits.

The aim of this paper is to analyze how women’s magazines build their agendas. The point of departure of this investigation is the news values theory, one of the main contributions of the newsmaking studies. Our objective is to corroborate the possible existence of “feminine news values”, by comparing the frames and the models of women that prevail in two Argentinean women’s magazines from the decade of 1990’s (Para Ti and Mujeres & Compañía). We intend to rethink the newsworthiness criteria in feminine journalism and to gather the main issues in these magazines’ pages, where the feminine universe seems to be defined by maternity, marriage, sex, work, fashion, beauty, domestic tasks, etc.

The article analyzes and describes the thematic contents of incident reports in the press. Incident reports belong to the area of specialized journalism, because of the topic it deals and broadcasts. Most of its contents are related to bad news. The two major thematic categories of incident reports are crimes and accidents. The types of incidents that are mainly featured in the press are homicides, traffic accidents, drug dealing and burglary.

El análisis de los movimientos estudiantiles permitió, por mucho tiempo, entender la vida escolar de las universidades. Los primeros estudios que se llevaron a cabo dentro del sistema de educación superior fueron a través de la documentación de los movimientos estudiantiles que se gestaron en su interior. Sin embargo, en un momento determinado estos movimientos estudiantiles salieron de los pasillos universitarios y se insertaron en la sociedad. La finalidad fue concreta: lograr un cambio radical dentro del sistema político mexicano. Así pues, cualquier movimiento social era aprovechado por dichos grupos estudiantiles y fueron tomados como propios para aplicar su ideología del cambio desde abajo. Tal es el caso de un movimiento estudiantil que durante tres meses, que van de marzo a junio, se dedicaron a apoyar y a gestar la organización social de un grupo de paracaidistas que, con la esperanza de poseer un pedazo de tierra donde instalarse, retaron a todas las fuerzas del gobierno durante 1973: fue la experiencia de la formación de la Colonia Rubén Jaramillo en el municipio de Temixco en el estado de Morelos. Presentamos aquí el tipo de representaciones que hubo en dicho movimiento. Cómo fueron vistos los jóvenes estudiantes por parte de campesinos y trabajadores obreros y como aquéllos participaron, de manera libre y democrática, en la fundación de la misma.AbstractDuring a long period of time, the analysis of student movements allowed to understand the academic life of universities. The first studies that took place in the universities were focussed on documenting and reasoning the student movements that rose within. However, at a certain moment these student movements came out of the university and were inserted inside society. The purpose was concrete: to achieve a radical change in the Mexican political system. Thus, any social movement was used by the above mentioned student groups and was taken to implement its own ideology of change from the bottom up. Such it is the case of a student movement that for three months -from March to June- devoted themselves to support and to prepare the social organization of a group of “paratroopers” that, with hoping to possess a piece of land where to establish themselves, challenged all the forces of the government during 1973. It was the experience of the formation of the suburb Rubén Jaramillo in Temixco in the state of Morelos. This work exposes the type of representation that arose in the above mentioned movement how young students were seen by rural and urban workers and how the students took part freely and democratically in the foundation of this suburb. Recibido: 7 de septiembre de 2010 Aceptado: 11 de noviembre de 2010