DE "GOOD REVOLUTION" A "MILITARY DICTATORSHIP": LA EVOLUCIÓN DE LA COBERTURA DEL NEW YORK TIMES Y SUS CORRESPONSALES EN LOS PRIMEROS AÑOS DE LA DICTADURA MILITAR BRASILEÑA (1964-1969).

This article reports the political violence, censorship, and state terrorism in the first years of the Brazilian military dictatorship in United States' press, especially through the coverage of The New York Times. The research aims to offer more details about how the paper's coverage affected the change in public opinion inside and outside Brazil, with the hardening of the Brazilian dictatorship with the AI-5, that also documented institutionally the process of transition between the ideas of "revolution" and "military dictatorship", considering also, in this context, the Alliance for Progress' policies, idealized by the president Kennedy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]