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"Post-Truth” is the 2016 year’s Word of Oxford dictionary. Thanks to the new communication technologies and the way in which political propaganda – and politics itself – have been making use of them. It’s a word with a sense of conscious or unconscious falseness, of manipulation and revisionism of reality. In some way, it is an evolution of what advertising and propaganda have become historically, but creating with its existence the essential debate about to what extent freedom of speech protects the liberty to give false testimony, and in doing so, the good or interested intentions that may exists behind all of it.

Opinión pública e infoxicación en las redes: los fundamentos de la post-verdad