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This study focuses on a news framing analysis of Latin  America and Latin Americans in the Spanish press. For this purpose 1,271 news  articles with different Latin American countries or their citizens as main  actors were examined. These news stories had been published by the main Spanish  newspapers in 1999. The results reveal that attribution of responsibility, human  interest, and conflict constitute the prevailing frames used by the Spanish  press. Furthermore, significant differences in the considered variables in terms  of main country actor were observed. Venezuela and Colombia, in particular, are  associated with armed conflicts, natural disasters, crimes, and accidents using  human interest and conflict news frames. This leads to a necessary consideration  of the consequences this type of news coverage on Latin America may generate,  and whether it will reinforce stereotypes or prejudices in the Spanish audience  against peoples from these countries, especially those with a high migratory  influx to Spain.

Framing Latin America in the Spanish press: A cooled down friendship between two fraternal lands