… For example, the editor of the opinion page of El Diario states that the newspaper attempts
to keep its editorials short, to about an average of 315 words, in order to maintain space for …

… they evaluate in the opinion section of English and Spanish newspapers. The linguistic …
and Spanish newspaper opinion discourse (C-OPRES). British journalistic opinion discourse, …

… press, within this particular genre they make up 20.3%: so, one in five opinion articles on
energy in the Spanish press concern nuclear power, revealing the importance of this source of …

… greater legitimacy and influence over public opinion than the political class. This feature …
of 14 editors of Political, or National or Spanish news sections2 in four newspapers (ABC, El …

… The study reveals that while the American newspaper places … Spanish newspapers rely on
other sources, such as political … political affiliations to support and present the opinion of the …

… opinions about the candidates. In fact, Diario de Burgos was the only Spanish daily newspaper
… by the country’s most prestigious public opinion poll agencies. Diario de Burgos followed …

… indicated that the information to which public opinion is exposed comes from the … political.
These agendas refer to the issues or topics that the media, political agents, and public opinion …

… Thus, the prevalence of party actors parallels the political ideology of the Spanish
newspapers. In contrast, Germany shows an unexpectedly reversed picture. Here, left …

… national newspaper titles to send correspondents to Spain … opinion as their reportage
reinforced divergent opinions on … the ‘newspaper war’ that sought to influence public and political …