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Juan Larrosa
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#TelevisaLeaks and the Degradation of Public Discourse

By Juan Larrosa, May 6, 2025 In recent days, journalist Carmen Aristegui released a series…

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The Telecom Reform and the Value of Democratic Deliberation

By Juan Larrosa, April 28, 2025 Historically, the relationship between politics and the broadcasting and…

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Epistemic and Journalistic Challenges in the Judicial Election

By Juan Larrosa, March 31, 2025 Yesterday, March 30, marked the beginning of political campaigns…

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Where are the disappeared?

By Juan Larrosa, March 17, 2025 The coordinates are twenty degrees, thirty-nine minutes, twenty-four point…

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Trump, Zelenski, and the Breakdown of Diplomacy and Political Communication

By Juan Larrosa, March 3, 2025 Today’s piece is about last Friday at the White…

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Public Communicative Abundance and the Politics of Chaos

By Juan Larrosa, February 17, 2025 In recent days, we have witnessed an overwhelming saturation…

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We Have a President: Sheinbaum Faces the Tariffs

By Juan Larrosa, February 3, 2025 Today’s commentary revolves around the issue that has dominated…

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Bend the Knee: The Capitalists Who Surrendered to Trump

By Juan Larrosa, January 20, 2025 In recent days, before Donald Trump’s’ inauguration, outgoing President…

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Challenges for the New Government’s Public Communication

By Juan S. Larrosa-Fuentes, January 2, 2025 The assessment of Enrique Alfaro’s government is only…

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