COUP D’ÉTAT, WRITTEN PRESS AND MURDERS OF JOURNALISTS IN HONDURAS

Abstract

This paper analyzes the articulation that exists between the 2009 coup d’état in Honduras and the increase of journalists murders in that country, as a result of the reconfiguration of power relations between local and international social actors at that time; as well as the concealment of the coup d’état carried out by the written press, through the examination of the ideological-political discourse used in different newspaper articles.