LA PRENSA DE LA COMUNIDAD BICULTURAL-BINACIONAL, COLOMBO-VENEZOLANA Y LA GLOBALIZACIÓN

Resumen

We observed a strong presence of the ethnic press and radio programs with varying time intervals: daily, weekly and monthly, which tell of a captive audience of a network of independent iriformation, which crea tes and recreates cultural circuits with which it relates, from his own perspective, with Venezuela and the world. This press meets the need of an Ethnic Us International, which is deeply involved-both material and intellectual-emotional processes of cultural globalization, although directed to a specific ethnic group. The Colombian-Venezuelan newspapers are the case of study.