Veja magazine during the civil-military dictatorship in Brazil: a discussion about its role in the field of power and class struggle

Abstract

The paper has tried to cater to the press, having as its object of study Veja the weekly during the civil-military dictatorship in Brazil, noting the placement of the magazine front to power and class struggle. This can be perceived through the discourse analysis of view on the Brazilian guerrilla groups as well as on the positioning of the magazine in relation to multinational companies and construction companies. The article summarizes the development of our research with Veja magazine, understanding it as a private apparatus in the pursuit of hegemony / consensus building and also as place of articulation of interests, where the magazine maintains its political-business projects, masked alleged neutrality. As we see, the magazine defended both the business, as the military, building his speech by praising the way the government projects and indicate the best paths to economic development interests Veja also.