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This paper aims to analyze the visibilization of the indigenous people rankülche of San Luis (Argentina) in the press, in a context characterized by the implementation of actions by the provincial government during the 21st century. This is the restitution of land in 2007 and the construction of "Pueblo Ranquel" for the community life of this population, inaugurated in 2009. The objective is to examine the journalistic notes, paying special attention to the representations built towards the natives, as well as around the emerging relation between them and the state. The focus is set on news of El Diario de la República, at the province capital, although also includes publications of other national newspapers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper analyzes the representations and narratives about young people in the press of Costa Rica as part of the student protests that occurred between 2010 and 2011. To this end, the text problematizes the media coverage made by major newspapers about youth practices and as this evidence the complex crisis of the institutionality anchored in values that are constructed and enacted from a logic of "exclusion power" adult-centered. The analysis of this situation allows us to understand how they are constructed media events that are part of political agendas based on the feeling of insecurity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]