Maestría en Comunicación Política (tesis)
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Publicación La disputa por el poder económico : las agendas mediáticas de El Colombiano y la revista Semana sobre la compra de las acciones del GEA por los Gilinski(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Noreña Duque, Santiago; Machado Roldán, Juana; Bonilla Vélez, Jorge IvánThis article analyzes how Semana and El Colombiano covered the Gilinski Group's dispute against the GEA (Nov. 2021 - Dec. 2023). From political communication and the agenda setting model, it examines 50 articles to identify issues, actors and prioritized narratives. It finds that the media influenced the construction of social and political realities, and questions the limits of journalism and its neutrality in positioning economic actors.Publicación Personalización de la política en el marco de la pandemia del Covid-19 : el caso de Medellín y Bogotá(Universidad EAFIT, 2020) Giraldo Bedoya, Wilmar; Restrepo Echavarría, Néstor JuliánPersonalization is an inherent feature of politics, and the media have been responsible for this phenomenon being increasingly strong and for it being presented, not only in the election campaign, but also at crucial moments such as a crisis. This study tried to show a specific case of political personalization in the cities of Medellín and Bogotá, within the framework of the pandemic generated by the Coronavirus. All this from an analysis of the media El Colombiano and El Tiempo, evaluating in each one the amount of news that were published in a certain period of time, the number of times that Daniel Quintero and Claudia López were mentioned, the topics with which they related these presidents and the informative tone with which each media published. Similarly, the study recounts the dates and crucial moments of the public agenda that were personalized and how this was promoted from each medium leaving aside the institution that represents each mayor, simplifying each action in his name or his government.