Vol. 9 No. 4 (2022): Monograph: "Political Information and Disinformation"

Special Issue Articles

• Portraif of the Russian Election Campaign in 2008 in Spanish Media The Story of the Obvious in 2022

  Olga Pérez Arroyo

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• The Nouns of the Media Discourse on Brexit in the Spanish Business Press Study of Information Bias and Semantic Prosody

  Álvaro Ramos Ruiz

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• Holograms and Avatars for political persuasion

  Rosa María Ricoy Casas

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• #RevocaciónDeMandato in México 2022 Analysis A look from Technopolitics

  Sergio Rivera Magos, Gabriela González Pureco

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• Ethos in Multimodal Persuasive Texts Os outdoors nas eleições portuguesas

  Sara Topete de Oliveira Pita, Dina Maria Da Silva Baptista

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• Political parties and disinformation. Can governments defend the truth? Considerations about the "Permanent Commission against Disinformation" of the Spanish Government and Other Alternatives

  Javier Hernando-Masdeu

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• Ethical Risks in Digital Behavior Politics, Democracy and Citizenship

  José Francisco Guerrero-Lobo, José Vicente Villalobos-Antúnez, Belisario Prats-Palma

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• Global Disinformation: Political and Economic Origins

  Javier Díez Medrano

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• Characterization of political leadership: usability and dynamics of interaction in Twitter Multiple case studies in Ecuador

  Estefanía Luzuriaga Uribe , Gabriela Baquerizo-Neira

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• Politics Or Demagogy? André Ventura's populism in the presidential elections (Portugal, 2021)

  Eduardo José Marcos Camilo

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• Feijóo Versus Abascal Generation Z, corruption and politics’ attributes perception: a correlational study with Implicit Association Test IAT

  Pablo Martín Díez, Eloy García Pérez, Pamela Simón Sandoval

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• The story battle in the Ukraine war From televised speeches to video selfies

  José Luis Martín Sáez, Yolanda Ortiz de Guinea Ayala

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• Political Communication in Pandemic The use of Twitter by Spanish regional presidents

  Antonio Mateo-Toscano, Pedro Pablo Marin-Dueñas, Diego Gómez Carmona

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• Political speech games The management of Rodolfo Hernández’s personal brand on TikTok

  Carolina Niño Pantoja, Jazmín Gálvis Ardila

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• Storytelling on the Russia-Ukraine war #CreativesForUkraine, a transmedia activism project in the European creatives industries

  Isabel Palomo-Domínguez

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