… conflicts between different political actors. However, Spanish newspapers are more focused
… to electoral or opinion gains, that is the strategies employed by the political parties. This is …

… each newspaper’s treatment of political actors and their degree of identification with these
actors. Their use of arguments aimed at persuading readers and legitimizing a given position …

… counterpart, La Opinion, is a part family-owned newspaper that has a … /or politics in English
(20.4%) was more than double the proportion of stories focusing on policy/politics in Spanish (…

… a crucial role in moulding public opinion on Spain, a role … social and political ethos, the
Irish Times's coverage of Spain … of conservative and unionist opinion. Its price of threepence …

… content of the newspaper “El Mundo” and reader’s opinion about government policy in key
… : the political situation in Spain is far from stable; there is no strong political coalition in the …

… political system in which everyone could take part. When Franco died in 1975, Spanish
newspapers … This did not mean that opinion was unanimous about the political issues of the time, …

… come from German and Spanish newspapers. At El Pais, the … newspapers shows that
politicians are the most represented in the editorial discourse, except for Le Monde, where political …

… (printed and digital) in Spain, both in their sections of information and opinion (editorials,
blogs, … what conditions this change occurs in the first newspaper in Spain in terms of audience. …

… thesis explores the fluid dynamic between political communication and propaganda and
the … media production and public opinion. Spanish Republican newspapers utilised public …

… in the Spanish autonomous region of Catalonia. … political opinion and attitudes. My research
analyzed the reporting of two core newspapers by sampling articles from a major newspaper …