El Caso Honecker y el Partido Comunista de Chile: una visión desde las páginas de El Siglo (1991-1994)

Castillo, Erna Ulloa; Valverde, Cristián Medina

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“…The account of this guest in the Chilean Embassy is a cluster of tensions, interpretations, suspicions and symbols in a contest of power, ideology and loyalties, which was resolved with Honecker's departure for Germany on July 29, 1992 Medina & Harvey, 2021;Soto, 2020;Ulloa & Medina, 2020).…”

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“…Subsequently, extracting data from primary and secondary sources (Medina & Harvey, 2021;Soto, 2020;Ulloa & Medina, 2020), then analyzing the particular dynamics and levels of intensity, we identified ten (10) milestones of the crisis, beginning with Honecker's entrance to the Chilean Embassy in Moscow and concluding with his departure. Source: own elaboration.…”

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The Honecker Affaire and the Fall of the Berlin Wall Seen From American Newspapers

Harvey-Valdés,

Soto

2023

Universum

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The present article examines the 'Honecker affaire' coverage by two American newspapers, The New York Times and The Washington Post. The episodes analyzed broke out with Erich Honecker's entrance into the Chilean Embassy in Moscow in 1991, seeking refuge to avoid German justice. Although this case represented one of the most entangled incidents in contemporary Chilean foreign relations, bogging this country down in a major diplomatic crisis with the USSR -then the Russian Federation and then Russia-and Germany, American foreign policymakers and public opinion remained indifferent. Nevertheless, after detailed scrutiny -borrowing tools from content, discourse and framing analyses within the ideological framework of news production-two conflicting political positions are reflected, especially on the GDR ex-leader and consequently on the aftermath of the Cold War. We affirm that when events are not significant or even newsworthy, newspapers' 'feet on the ground' correspondents allow their supporting ideologies to flow and run freely.

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The Honecker Affaire and the Fall of the Berlin Wall Seen From American Newspapers

Harvey-Valdés,

Soto

2023

Universum

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El Caso Honecker y el Partido Comunista de Chile: una visión desde las páginas de El Siglo (1991-1994)

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The Honecker Affaire and the Fall of the Berlin Wall Seen From American Newspapers

The Honecker Affaire and the Fall of the Berlin Wall Seen From American Newspapers

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