Mexican Press

Una de las promesas de la campaña electoral de Donald Trump fue la renegociación del Tratado de Libre Comercio de América del Norte (TLCAN), firmado en 1994 por Estados Unidos, Canadá y México. Ya con Trump como presidente, ¿reflejó la prensa mexicana la inquietud y las
perspectivas respecto a las implicaciones que la renegociación del TLCAN tendría para el país? Esto podría comprobarse con un análisis de las piezas de opinión, en las que distintos autores pueden ofrecer su interpretación de la actualidad sin constricciones de objetividad e imparcialidad. Este artículo, recurriendo al “framing” y a la crítica retórica como base metodológica, ofrece un análisis de las piezas de opinión relativas al TLCAN que se publicaron en dos periódicos mexicanos (El
Universal y Reforma) durante los primeros cuatro meses de gobierno de Donald Trump.

Estudiar el diario "Unomásuno" es clave para entender el nacimiento y desarrollo del Nuevo Fotoperiodismo mexicano. Este artículo busca analizar su fundación, línea editorial y discursos visual y escrito para entender la importancia que tuvo dentro de la historia del periodismo mexicano de finales del siglo xx, en el marco del gobierno de José López Portillo y la escena cultural y social de México en el momento en que la fotografía iniciaba el despegue y auge que la caracterizó en las décadas de los ochenta y noventa.
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A study about the newspaper "Unomásuno" is key to understand the birth and development of the New Mexican photojournalism. This article seeks to analyze its foundation, publishing line and visual and written discourses to understand the importance it had inside the history of the Mexican journalism at the end of the 20th Century. In the framework of the government of José López Portillo and the cultural and social scene of Mexico at the moment when photography began its takeoff and boom that characterized it in the decades of the 80's and 90's.

This paper examines the type of ethical concerns and principles most associated to the concept of professionalism among Mexican journalists. We argue that the perceptions of Mexican reporters about valid ethical practices emanate from their personal expectations and from their domestic journalistic culture heavily integrated into the political field that stems from a history of passive reporting and collusive press-state relations. We part from the position that the journalistic field and its actors consensually legitimate the rules of the game and the practices considered acceptable and transgressive, against to which each journalists evaluates professional and ethical practice. Thus valid ethical and unethical principles and behaviours stem from the relation between journalists and political structures, their talents as compared to their “un-professional” colleagues, as well as from organizational and occupational culture rather than from the adherence and observance of normative professional frameworks or universal principles.
Specifically, the paper looks at the now infamous widespread practice of bribery ·or “news for cash”, which for several decades characterized the state-journalist relations during the authoritarian one-party rule. Presenters, reporters, and news managers participating in this study reflect on the context, practices and conditions of bribery, especially those in which they considered bribe to be justified.

A partir de su capacidad de dar respuesta a la realidad global, cada país traza estrategias de desarrollo o de comportamiento en el plano local e internacional. En la actualidad, las relaciones con los países de la cuenca del Pacífico son una de las líneas de acción importantes para la República de Corea. Este trabajo se propone indagar en la pregunta acerca de la imagen general de Corea que se promueve a través de su política exterior (estrategias de Marca País) y cómo es reflejada en los medios de comunicación mexicanos. Además, la investigación brindará la oportunidad de indagar si la agenda de los objetos y atributos de los periódicos analizados coincide con los objetivos deseados para el gobierno coreano hacia México, en términos de sus estrategias Marca País e Imagen País.
Based on its ability to respond to the global reality, each country drafts development or behavioral strategies at the local and international levels. At present, relations with the countries of the Pacific Rim are one of the important lines of action for the Republic of Korea. This paper intends to investigate the question about the general image of Korea that is promoted through its foreign policy (Nation branding strategies) and how it is reflected in the Mexican media. In addition, the research will provide the opportunity to inquire if theagenda of the objects and attributes of the analyzed newspapers matches the desired objectives for the Korean government towards Mexico, in terms of its nation branding and country image strategies.

This article discusses the theme of democracy in the media through the journalistic examination of a key period of Mexican political history. It analyses the editorial treatment of three notable Mexican newspapers during the elections of 1988, 1994 to 2000 in the face of political change using the journalistic thematization model. The article examines 585 opinion articles and identifies the active role that the press must play, serving as a public space to construct democracy in Mexico during 1988 to 2000.