La Contrarreforma comunicativa hacías las audiencias, otra forma de violencia de Estado de México

Abstract

Notwithstanding the significant constitutional progress made in the recognition of the Rights of Hearings and their solid legal foundation by the Mexican State, paradoxically private concessionaires of commercial electronic media argued that such guarantees were legally unfair and negative because they violated freedom of expression, freedom of information, freedom of enterprise, introduced censorship, prevented the proper transmission of news on a daily basis, etc. Derived from these strong media pressures, the Executive Branch and the Legislative Branch renounced the constitutional commitment to recognize the rights of the audiences and presented some constitutional controversies to annul such guarantees. Therefore, guarantees of the audiences recognized at the heart of the Mexican Political Constitution after many decades; were annulled to favor the economic, political and cultural interests of television oligopolies in Mexico. Through the approval of this communicative counter-reform, there was a strong legalpolitical violence of the State towards the audiences, allowing fundamental communicative