2019
DOI: 10.25200/bjr.v15n2.2019.1172
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A Place Under Siege: Self-Censorship Strategies among Cuban State Media Journalists

Abstract: This article analyses how enemy images of the US in Cuba affect journalists in the Cuban state media. For the political elite, the image of US imperialistic interests has legitimated their continuing control over the media. Within these limits, journalists negotiate between professional ideals and a responsibility to protect the country. Journalists accept self-censorship of stories that, in theory, damage Cuban interests. At the same time, journalists see the US threat as inflated, and worry about the lack of… Show more

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