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The article reflects on the colonial legacy in Brazil and the erasure of social issues in the televised narratives about urban violence. In Brazil, crime is treated by the State in an emergency and is revealed as an artifice for social control and punishment of the poorest (FOUCAULT, [1987] 2009). In order to do so, two Globo TV news materials on trawlers in noble areas of the city of Rio de Janeiro were selected. The methodology of analysis consists of the intersection between the Bourdian and Foucaultian perspectives, based on the idea that the reproduction of dominant discourse in space-time naturalizes the problem of social marginalization. The final considerations of this analysis point to the action of the news programs in the promotion of hate and in the construction of the Other as an enemy.

A violência urbana nas narrativas de telejornais e a construção do inimigo