La persecución de un imposible: dictadura y aperturismo. El diario Ya durante el régimen de Franco.

Authors

  • Mercedes Montero
  • Luis Alberto Andía

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15847/obsOBS532011388

Keywords:

España 1936-1975, Régimen de Franco, La Editorial Católica, diario Ya.

Abstract

Ya se convirtió en un importante apoyo al régimen de Franco a partir de 1952. Pero desde 1939 soportó un director impuesto. La empresa editora resultaba sospechosa porque había aceptado la Segunda República (1931-1939). Entre 1953 y 1959 vivió una época radicales divisiones internas, entre los partidarios del régimen de Franco y los contrarios a él. Finalmente, estos últimos fueron expulsados de la empresa. A partir de la Ley de Prensa de 1966 hubo cierta libertad de expresión en España. Ya demandó entonces un aumento del pluralismo ideológico y de la representatividad de las instituciones. Pero sus ideas resultaban contradictorias: era imposible crear un sistema político democrático sin herir a la dictadura. Tras la muerte de Franco la transición empleó elementos válidos que el sistema anterior ofrecía. Esto fue lo que propuso entre 1973 y 1975 el grupo Tácito, originado en la redacción de Ya.

Author Biographies

Mercedes Montero

Head Departamento de Comunicación Pública Universidad de Navarra

Luis Alberto Andía

Ph. D. Departamento de Comunicación Pública Universidad de Navarra

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Published

2011-10-03

How to Cite

Montero, M., & Andía, L. A. (2011). La persecución de un imposible: dictadura y aperturismo. El diario Ya durante el régimen de Franco. Observatorio (OBS*), 5(3). https://doi.org/10.15847/obsOBS532011388

Issue

Vol. 5 No. 3 (2011)

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