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By the end of 2008, the government of the state of Rio de Janeiro, in Brazil, established Peacekeeping Police Units (UPP) at certain favelas (slums). This pacification program aimed at occupying permanently those slums in Rio, promoting security and restoring bonds of trust between citizens and the police. This research's objective is to study the Peacekeeping Police Units narrative dynamics from the mediated point of view of the local newspaper, O Globo. Considering both real, and dynamic media narrative dimensions, we question the influence its reporting about the subject might have had in directing our attention, as well as our political demands. Putting it more generally, we question what has been said in a certain press narrative about the society which it mirrors. Having this framework in mind, we analyse the communication setting as we highlight the activity of reciprocal comprehension that makes it possible. It is then required to examine the media as a sphere of society as it stands in dialogue with other spheres of society and could alter the way we conceive social practices and society itself. The way O Globo has construed its narrative around the pacification project, between 2010 and 2018 : that is what this research tries to understand, weaving together the themes of poverty, insecurity, inequality, and fear. In a democracy, the media is the guarantee of the circulation of opinions, helping the political debate. Our focus is to analyse the way in which the discourse on insecurity, fear, and violence became present to the carioca reality through O Globo's coverage of the Peacekeeping Police Units. ; À la fin de l'année 2008, le gouvernement de l'État de Rio de Janeiro créa dans certaines favelas de la ville le projet des Unités de Police Pacificatrice, connu sous l'acronyme UPP. L'objectif de ce programme de pacification était d'occuper en permanence les bidonvilles de Rio afin de les sécuriser et de rétablir les liens de confiance entre les habitants et les policiers. L'objectif de cette recherche est d'étudier la dynamique de la mise en récit des Unités de Police Pacificatrice sous le prisme de sa médiatisation dans le journal carioca O Globo. En prenant en compte les dimensions réelles et symboliques des récits médiatiques, nous nous demandons dans quelle mesure ces reportages peuvent avoir joué un rôle dans le processus d'organisation de l'attention de notre regard et de nos demandes politiques. Plus globalement, nous nous interrogeons sur ce que dit un récit de presse par rapport à la société dont il est le reflet. Dans le cadre de ce travail, nous appréhendons le domaine de la communication en mettant en lumière l'activité de compréhension réciproque qu'il rend possible. Il a ainsi été question d'examiner les médias en tant que sphère de la société qui dialogue avec les autres sphères qui en font partie et qui serait capable de modifier la façon dont nous concevons les pratiques sociales et la société en elle-même. Le lien qui tisse cette recherche entre les thématiques de la pauvreté, de l'insécurité, des inégalités et de la peur s'avère tout à la fois central et original pour comprendre comment, entre 2010 et 2018, O Globo a mis en récit le projet de pacification. Dans un régime démocratique, les médias assurent la circulation des opinions et contribuent, ainsi, au débat politique. Il était ici question d'analyser la manière dont les discours sur l'insécurité, la peur et la violence deviennent présents dans la réalité carioca par le biais des reportages d'O Globo qui traitent des Unités de Police Pacificatrice.

By the end of 2008, the government of the state of Rio de Janeiro, in Brazil, established Peacekeeping Police Units (UPP) at certain favelas (slums). This pacification program aimed at occupying permanently those slums in Rio, promoting security and restoring bonds of trust between citizens and the police. This research's objective is to study the Peacekeeping Police Units narrative dynamics from the mediated point of view of the local newspaper, O Globo. Considering both real, and dynamic media narrative dimensions, we question the influence its reporting about the subject might have had in directing our attention, as well as our political demands. Putting it more generally, we question what has been said in a certain press narrative about the society which it mirrors. Having this framework in mind, we analyse the communication setting as we highlight the activity of reciprocal comprehension that makes it possible. It is then required to examine the media as a sphere of society as it stands in dialogue with other spheres of society and could alter the way we conceive social practices and society itself. The way O Globo has construed its narrative around the pacification project, between 2010 and 2018 : that is what this research tries to understand, weaving together the themes of poverty, insecurity, inequality, and fear. In a democracy, the media is the guarantee of the circulation of opinions, helping the political debate. Our focus is to analyse the way in which the discourse on insecurity, fear, and violence became present to the carioca reality through O Globo's coverage of the Peacekeeping Police Units. ; À la fin de l'année 2008, le gouvernement de l'État de Rio de Janeiro créa dans certaines favelas de la ville le projet des Unités de Police Pacificatrice, connu sous l'acronyme UPP. L'objectif de ce programme de pacification était d'occuper en permanence les bidonvilles de Rio afin de les sécuriser et de rétablir les liens de confiance entre les habitants et les policiers. L'objectif de cette recherche ...

This article seeks to contribute to the discussion about the role of online media in cases of public interest, in this case a financial political scandal (Thompson, 2001). For this, it was inquired into how it becomes visible (Thompson, 2001 & 2005), through Twitter, the link between the presidential candidate Sebastián Piñera and the scandal over tax havens, in particular, the case of the 'Panama Papers'. The months of the presidential candidacy were set as the time limit, concluding in the first round of the presidential elections in Chile (between March 21 and November 19, 2017). It was concluded that on Twitter the scandal is visible through three main acts: discredit, face and take position, and two secondary acts, placed between them: unmask and federate. In this sense, social networks allow us to establish a space for questioning current democracies, for interaction with other "traditional" communication media, and ultimately to debate issues that affect citizens, as in this case the creation of Companies in tax havens by a former president and current presidential candidate. As Cardon (2010) points out, Internet expands the public space, transforming the nature of democracy. ; El presente artículo busca aportar a la discusión sobre el rol de los medios en línea frente a casos de interés público, en este caso un escándalo político financiero (Thompson, 2001). Para ello se indagó en cómo se visibiliza (Thompson, 2001 y 2005), a través de Twitter, la vinculación del candidato presidencial Sebastián Piñera con el escándalo sobre los paraísos fiscales, en particular, por el caso de los 'Panamá Papers'. Se fijó como límite temporal los meses de candidatura presidencial concluyendo en la primera vuelta de las elecciones presidenciales en Chile (entre el 21 de marzo y el 19 de noviembre del 2017). Se concluyó que en Twitter el escandalo se visibiliza a través de tres actos principales: desacreditar, enfrentar y tomar posición; y dos actos secundarios, a la frontera entre un acto y otro: desenmascarar y ...

El presente art?culo busca aportar a la discusi?n sobre el rol de los medios en l?nea frente a casos de inter?s p?blico, en este caso un esc?ndalo pol?tico financiero (Thompson, 2001). Para ello se indag? en c?mo se visibiliza (Thompson, 2001 y 2005), a trav?s de Twitter, la vinculaci?n del candidato presidencial Sebasti?n Pi?era con el esc?ndalo sobre los para?sos fiscales, en particular, por el caso de los ?Panam? Papers?. Se fij? como l?mite temporal los meses de candidatura presidencial concluyendo en la primera vuelta de las elecciones presidenciales en Chile (entre el 21 de marzo y el 19 de noviembre del 2017). Se concluy? que en Twitter el esc?ndalo se visibiliza a trav?s de tres actos principales: desacreditar, enfrentar y tomar posici?n; y dos actos secundarios, a la frontera entre un acto y otro: desenmascarar y federar. En este sentido, las redes sociales permiten establecer un espacio de cuestionamiento a las democracias actuales, de interacci?n con otros medios de comunicaci?n dichos ?tradicionales?, y, en definitiva, debatir frente a temas que afectan a la ciudadan?a, como en este caso la creaci?n de empresas en para?sos fiscales por parte de un ex presidente y actual candidato presidencial. Como se?ala Cardon (2010), Internet ampl?a el espacio p?blico, transformando la naturaleza misma de la democracia.