Tensiones entre la jurisdicción especial indígena y la justicia ordinaria y como lo visibilizan los medios de comunicación colombianos

Abstract

This monograph presents the theme of the media analysis and discourse on the clash of indigenous and ordinary courts of justice through the analysis of the news found in the Colombian online media El Tiempo, El Espectador, El País, Caracol Tv, Caracol Radio, El Heraldo, RCN La Radio, El Universal, La Tarde, La Silla Vacia, on the handling of information on the clash between justice courts such as ordinary justice and special indigenous jurisdiction, which are framed from different categories such as crimes, indigenous communities and regions of the country, analyzing whether there is prejudice against the indigenous, whether it is in favor or against indigenous justice and what is given priority, (autonomy of peoples or ordinary justice ), in the periods contained from 2008 to 2014. The media analysis showed that there is no prejudice against the news of indigenous peoples, from 85 news ias found, in 61% there is no prejudice, which makes it a novel investigation, since it is generally generalized that the media are elitist and handle prejudice against this population. In the same way, it is found that beyond expressing any prejudice towards one of the two justices, the media are in charge of simply drafting the fact in a superficial way what happened, we consider this to be due to the speed and immediacy with which Today the news is broadcast.