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In 2009, Argentina approved an Audiovisual Communication Services Law (No. 26,522, well known as the “Ley de Medios”) based on demands from social movements developed for decades. The paradigm was the Right to Communicate, promoting plurality and diversity and fighting the media monopoly. The present research analyzes this process as a geographical event. Through the study of these communication policies, we have addressed the reorganization of communication in the territory of Argentina. We may state that the new normative conditions were allied to disputes of meanings on the psychosphere and to the impulse of changes on the technosphere. The emphasis was on the policies that aimed to promote communication density and the ascending communication. There were two highlights: a national program for the development of audiovisual centers within the country, which promoted regionalized audiovisual production from a federal network based on participatory processes; and the actions for the recognition and funding of community, popular and alternative media outlets. In December 2015, the beginning of the presidential administration of Mauricio Macri changed the paradigm of communication policies, based on the defense of business interests. The normative and institutional framework of the Audiovisual Communication Services Law was then dismantled.

Mídia, território e comunicação ascendente: políticas e disputas para a democratização da comunicação na Argentina