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The objective of this work is to analyse the impact of reported speech on the way TV news programmes address political information in order to study its relevance as an indicator of media internal pluralism. Methodology: A linguistic and discursive content analysis was performed on a sample of political news pieces broadcast by two primetime TV news programmes (TVE1 and TV3) in pre-election period, and a comparative analysis was carried out to assess the representation of political actors. A quantitative-qualitative method and a sequential, nested design are used to analyse the use of reported speech to represent political actors. Results: The results show differences on the way the image of political actors is constructed and in the reproduction of their public speech. Discussion and Conclusions: It is necessary to incorporate reported speech as an indicator to observe media information quality.

Reported speech as an indicator of internal pluralism in the media: the case of the news programmes of TVE and TV3