Veinte años de censura oficial y militar en Irak | Twenty years of official and military censorship in Iraq
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El estudio sobre las fuentes de información oficiales y militares utilizadas en la guerra del Golfo de 1991 y la invasión de Irak de 2003 por Alfonso Rojo para El Mundo y desarrollado mediante análisis cuantitativos y cualitativos, se completa con el cotejo de la cobertura informativa que cinco medios de comunicación españoles y nueve internacionales hicieron sobre el día de “la rabia” iraquí de 2011. Con los resultados se pretende demostrar la hipótesis inicial sobre las dos décadas de censura informativa impuesta en Irak a los periodistas que trabajan bajo un estricto control estatal.
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The study on the official and military sources of information used in the war of the Gulf of 1991 and the invasion of Iraq of 2003 by Alfonso Rojo for El Mundo and developed through quantitative and qualitative analysis, is completed by the check of the informative coverage that five Spanish mass media and nine international ones did on the day of “the anger” Iraqi of 2011. Results prove the initial hypothesis on two decades of informative censorship imposed in Iraq to the journalists who work under a strict state control.
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Fuentes oficiales y militares; censura; día de “la rabia” iraquí, invasión de Irak; guerra del Golfo.
Keywords
Official and military sources; censorship; day of the “Iraqi anger”; the invasion of Iraq; the Gulf War.
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