Medios de comunicación y seguridad ciudadana
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Se puede percibir, claramente, tres aspectos. El
primero se refiere a una visualización desproporcionada
de los asuntos relacionados con
la (in)seguridad ciudadana. Estudios realizados
en Chile y Argentina manifiestan cómo
ha aumentado –de forma notoria en las dos
últimas décadas– la presencia de los temas
criminales en la agenda periodística, tras lo
cual nos preguntamos ¿qué ha motivado ese argumento?
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