Vladimir Herzog e a Rádio Jornal do Brasil – AM
Abstract
An analysis of the information transmitted by AM radio Jornal do Brasil about the death of journalist Vladimir Herzog reveals that, in 1975, the station developed two parallel polyphonic discourses to deal with censorship during the military rule. On one hand, the station repeated the military’s position telling the story from the government’s point of view. On the other hand, the station questioned the official version of Herzog’s suicide. This study shows thirty years later how radio Jornal do Brasil covered the episode.Downloads
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