Unha jornada will analyze disinformation from the Galician perspective

Disinformation and counter-information have always existed, they coexist with information. Xosé López, professor of communication sciences, uses the verb overflow describe what has happened in recent years, creating a phenomenon that permeated many areas, including politics, strongly polarized, but also other key issues for democratic societies.

So, the two challenges that include misinformation will be said by various experts on the day that will be held on March 9 at the Consello da Cultura Galega and that will analyze the multidisciplinary objective of the phenomenon the truth. Among the speakers are Emili Prado, who was the first dean of the Faculty of Communication Sciences, the current professor of audiovisual communications at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, ​​and renowned experts who will discuss with recognized professionals in the fields of social sciences and humanities, as a senior scientist at the Institute of Philosophy of CSIC, Remedios Zafra, as well as representatives of various research projects on this issue.

It will be a day with a Galician perspective. The success of thinking from Galicia on issues of a global nature such as disinformation. coa jornada Information in the world gives post-trutheither Galician Culture Council initiates a discussion within the programming of the institution’s 40th anniversary, which aims precisely at Thinking or the world from Galicia.

Phe ability to divert that river overflowing with disinformation.

“Our proposal will acquire a channel that will unite all the efforts that are made” and to apply them in the technological field, training and social intervention, the two media and “the work that is fai dende or xornalismo in favor of checking quality information”, explains Xosé López, who coordinates the Consello da Cultura day. “Or that they have to face society and intervene,” he said.