Popular Communication in antagonistic contexts, cases: Colombia-Cuba

The book "Popular Communication in Antagonistic Contexts, Cases: Colombia-Cuba" offers an in-depth analysis of popular radio stations in Colombia and Cuba. It examines the role of these media in the political and economic organization of the rural population and highlights the interactions between popular and hegemonic forces. By looking at case studies such as APCO, the newspaper El Campesino, and the ANAP magazine, it traces the historical development of these forms of communication. The authors, including Ángela Chicangana, Aura Isabel Mora, and Liliana M Moreno, present the perspectives of farmers and their influence on social development in an antagonistic context. The book is written in German and is aimed at readers interested in the dynamics of communication in Latin America.