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The goal of this work is to analyze the Spanish media during the period previous to the autonomic elections in the Community of Madrid. The analysis focuses on some of the most important national Spanish newspapers in order to obtain a fairly complete overview of Spanish press. The following newspapers are, therefore, considered the object of study: El País, El Mundo, ABC and Público. The research spans over a period of two (2) months; the first month, from 3 September 2011 to 3 October 2011, day of primary internal elections of Psoe; the second one, from 22 April 2011 to 22 May 2011, day of the autonomic elections of Madrid.Every article and headline in the front page and each leading article of all these newspapers published on the elections during the electoral campaign has been analyzed, focusing on the most important themes of the political campaign as well as the way they were broadcast by every single newspaper.In this way, by comparing the research results with the electoral results, it is possible to describe how Spanish press contributed to the construction of public opinion of voters on the issues discussed as well as the thematic frameworks.This analysis is marked, among other aspects, by one peculiarity: the 15M movement, which produced an effect in the mass media that conditioned the press production during the last days of the electoral campaign. This phenomena helped us analyze the different points of view of the above mentioned newspapers. Even more so since the movement we are talking about had no political orientation.To conclude, we can say that the result of the election was determined by the economic issue, even though the theme that has had more influence on the media was the 15M movement. Generally talking, we could find out the key points of the main themes of the two major Spanish political parties, both committed to preparing the ground for subsequent national elections. ; El objetivo de este trabajo es el de analizar los discursos de los medios de comunicación españoles durante el periodo electoral previo a las elecciones autonómicas de la Comunidad de Madrid.Se han analizado algunos de los periódicos más importantes de España a nivel nacional: El País, El Mundo, ABC y Público. De esta forma, se ha conseguido tener una visión general bastante completa. El periodo de investigación es de dos meses, el primero coincide con el mes anterior a las elecciones primarias del Partido Socialista Obrero Español (PSOE), realizado el 3 de octubre de 2011, y el segundo es el mes previo a las elecciones autonómicas de Madrid del 22 de mayo de 2011.Se han revisado todos los artículos y los titulares sobre las elecciones publicados en las portadas y editoriales, dando importancia a los temas másrepetidos durante la campaña electoral y a la forma con la que lo ha difundido cada periódico. De esta manera, comparando los resultados de la investigación con los resultados electorales, ha sido posible describir de qué manera la prensa española ha contribuido en la creación de la opinión pública de los electores en los temas tratados por la prensa y los frames en los que se han enmarcado. El análisis de estas elecciones se caracteriza, entre otros aspectos, por uno muy peculiar, los movimientos del 15M, que han producido un efecto mediático que ha condicionado los mensajes difundidos por la prensa durante los últimos días de la campaña electoral y nos ha dado la posibilidad de analizar los diferentes enfoques de estos periódicos. Éste es un dato bastante interesante si consideramos que, en principio, el movimiento no tenía ninguna orientación política.En conclusión, podemos afirmar que los resultados de las elecciones han sido determinados por el discurso económico, aunque el tema que ha tenido más influencia en los medios ha sido el del movimiento 15M. En general, hemos podido descubrir los puntos clave de los discursos de los principales partidos políticos españoles, ambos fijados en preparar el terreno a las siguientes elecciones nacionales.