The death of the enemy as spectacle: the bombing of alias "monojojoy" through the RCN-Colombia news television
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Investigation of order qualitative and interdisciplinary with a content analysis, is part of a broad inquiry into the news broadcast of depletion to leading guerrillas and their transmission through the Colombian telenoticieros, promptly in this article intends to investigate do interpretative-conceptual how the RCN news television issued the scoop of the abatement of Víctor Julio Suárez Rojas alias "Monojojoy"? This analysed in the context of 50 years of armed conflict in Colombia between FARC-EP and the last two Governments: Álvaro Uribe Vélez and Juan Manuel Santos. The importance of highlighting these two leaders is due to that Uribe Vélez impulse the democratic security policy that had as its focus the increase of the security forces for the eventual elimination of the insurgent organizations. This question and mentioned a brief history allowed to develop two analytical moments: the first is the construction of the enemies of the State through the speeches of the station of RCN; and the second, the dynamic political connection between the Colombian telenoticieros and State policies as discursive source for interpreting the armed conflict.
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