Medios de comunicación e inmigrantes: Lenguaje y estereotipos

Abstract

Bogotá has been surrounded by migratory situations, since the 19th century with the arrival of millions of compatriots due to internal displacement following acts of violence carried out by illegal armed groups, until the crisis in the sister Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela at the beginning of the 2010s. that forced millions of Venezuelan citizens to leave their cities, municipalities and states and cross to Norte de Santander, La Guajira, Arauca, Vichada and Guainía, added to hundreds of clandestine corridors or trails to establish themselves in the main cities, municipalities and the capital of the country. This research-creation work of the Master's Degree in Communication-Education of the Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas District aims to produce a mini-documentary that allows reflection and critical analysis on the processes of construction of stereotypes and the languages used by the media. in relation to the Venezuelan migrant population in the country's capital. To this end, the central research question of this process is: How to prepare a mini- documentary that enables reflection on the processes of construction of stereotypes in the language of the media in relation to the Venezuelan migrant population in the context of security. and citizen coexistence in Bogotá? In this context, journalistic reports issued by the two main national media Noticias Caracol and Noticias RCN were reviewed in order to review their narrative structures and establish conclusions, recommendations and findings that allow establishing critical proposals for improvements in journalistic work and mass media coverage. about these social and migratory events between 2018 and 2022.