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El diario Las Provincias fue un actor político clave durante la Transición valenciana. Antes de la muerte de Franco, favoreció los movimientos de oposición al franquismo. A partir de 1978, sin embargo, recuperó su tradicional conservadurismo y empezó a utilizar un discurso anticatalanista. Su estrategia común con UCD situó en el centro del debate político los símbolos de identidad de los valencianos, una cuestión que dividió la sociedad y dejó su huella en el Estatuto de Autonomía. ; Las Provincias daily was a main political actor during the Valencian Transition. Before Franco's death, it supported the opposition movements againts the dictatorship. From 1978, however, the newspaper recovered its traditional conservadurism and started to use an anticatalanism discourse. Its shared strategy with UCD placed the identity simbols of Valencian people on the political arena. This topic divided the people and left its mark in the Statute of Autonomy.

In this century, the year 2011 will be remembered as a historical landmark for mass demonstrations for social change. Starting with the so-called Arab Spring in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya, followed by the 15M Indignant movement in Spain and Occupy movements in the USA and other countries, these rallies quickly and heterogeneously spread around the world. Despite their distinctive features, they share some common characteristics. On the one hand, there is a general feeling of indignation toward the political and financial systems, resulting in subsequent claims for change. This public call for change was made explicit in the United for Global Change demonstrations that took place on October 15, 2011 in more than 80 countries worldwide. On the other hand, there is a growing role of information and communication technologies, especially social media networks, in the development of social movements.

Comunicaciones del IV Congreso Internacional sobre análisis fílmico celebrado en la Universitat Jaume I de Castellón 4,5 y 6 de mayo de 2011