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This work analyzes the discourse of Chilean readers, in two websites: The Clinc and La Tercera. This work is focused in the cases of police violence: Maria Paz Cajas, an actress who was beaten by a police in a protest, suffering an abortion; and Lorenza Cayuhan, a Mapuche woman, who was forced to give birth engrafted and surrounded by policemen. In the case of Cajas, only 39.8% of the readers rejected the violence and, in the case of Cayuhan, only 43.75%. The approach to the digital media readers' discourse reveals a lack of empathy towards the victims and towards the physical and psychological damage they suffered, generating a virtual stoning. They are considered guilty of provoking violence. This is how 'machismo' and hate speech are transferred to the Internet, in the context of the Network Society.

Discurso de los lectores de medios digitales ante la violencia policial contra la mujer: ¿otra forma de violencia virtual?