Post by account_disabled on Feb 20, 2024 3:14:29 GMT -5
My opinion, the majority of the media, even those located in the social democratic sphere, considered certain problems of recent years to be unimportant for our democracy : the political corruption of the PP, but not that of the ERES; the sewers of the State with a Villarejo who boasted of patriotism in parliament; the actions of a patriotic police to persecute certain political parties; the unexemplary behavior of some royal family figures; the sclerosis of a militant and deeply conservative and endogamous justice; the advance of the extreme right with its defense of xenophobia, homophobia and the denial of gender violence that breaks many of the consensuses reached in our democracy; the maintenance of the requested vote, which makes it impossible for around two million Spaniards abroad to vote; the terrible levels of inequality - fundamentally affecting young people, women and immigrants -; the austericidal policies against our welfare state; the devaluation of work through a brutal labor reform; the evictions of.
Many families in a country with an excess of housing; a gag law against the rights of citizens, criminalizing citizen protest; the absence of competition in an audiovisual communication market - the government of Rodríguez Zapatero is guilty of this, which allowed its concentration in only two television groups, both in foreign hands, something inconceivable in a Australia Phone Number European democracy around us. The media attention, almost exclusively, was the independence movement and Podemos . Its emergence was considered not a symptom of the crisis of our democracy, but an attack. And the media worked very well, since they avoided a PSOE- Podemos coalition government after the D elections. And then they took Pedro Sánchez away. And on the territorial issue they disregarded the political route to defend repression and the penal code. The state of anti-Podemite and anti-independence opinion , and then against the coalition government, which is permeating broad sectors of Spanish society, is.
Explained, in addition to the oligopoly of the audiovisual market already mentioned - which has been reinforced by removing from the grid TVE's news program, the highly-rated program The Clear Things by Jesús Cintora , on the echo chamber of the capital of Spain . The information landscape would be very different if the oligopoly of private television licenses had been avoided, but also if there were state-level channels installed in Valencia, Barcelona, Seville, Zaragoza... Madrid is the hegemonic epicenter of communications in Spain and, therefore, the main center for sending messages. Messages of all kinds: political, economic, cultural, sports. In a certain way it has always been this way, but media specialists emphasize that this concentration has been increasing. Two television groups, Atresmedia and Mediaset , absorb 83% of the general television advertising market. Something similar happens with the radio networks, since the first four in audience -SER, COPE, Onda Cero and RNE- dominate the airwaves market in Spain, except in Catalonia. Furthermore, in recent years, some national paper newspapers such as El Mundo , El País or ABC have moved towards reducing their delegations, with the dismissal of dozens of professionals; while keeping their central editorial offices strong in Madrid.
Many families in a country with an excess of housing; a gag law against the rights of citizens, criminalizing citizen protest; the absence of competition in an audiovisual communication market - the government of Rodríguez Zapatero is guilty of this, which allowed its concentration in only two television groups, both in foreign hands, something inconceivable in a Australia Phone Number European democracy around us. The media attention, almost exclusively, was the independence movement and Podemos . Its emergence was considered not a symptom of the crisis of our democracy, but an attack. And the media worked very well, since they avoided a PSOE- Podemos coalition government after the D elections. And then they took Pedro Sánchez away. And on the territorial issue they disregarded the political route to defend repression and the penal code. The state of anti-Podemite and anti-independence opinion , and then against the coalition government, which is permeating broad sectors of Spanish society, is.
Explained, in addition to the oligopoly of the audiovisual market already mentioned - which has been reinforced by removing from the grid TVE's news program, the highly-rated program The Clear Things by Jesús Cintora , on the echo chamber of the capital of Spain . The information landscape would be very different if the oligopoly of private television licenses had been avoided, but also if there were state-level channels installed in Valencia, Barcelona, Seville, Zaragoza... Madrid is the hegemonic epicenter of communications in Spain and, therefore, the main center for sending messages. Messages of all kinds: political, economic, cultural, sports. In a certain way it has always been this way, but media specialists emphasize that this concentration has been increasing. Two television groups, Atresmedia and Mediaset , absorb 83% of the general television advertising market. Something similar happens with the radio networks, since the first four in audience -SER, COPE, Onda Cero and RNE- dominate the airwaves market in Spain, except in Catalonia. Furthermore, in recent years, some national paper newspapers such as El Mundo , El País or ABC have moved towards reducing their delegations, with the dismissal of dozens of professionals; while keeping their central editorial offices strong in Madrid.