v. 13 n. 1 (2025): Media, Democracy, and Identity in Times of Disruption

The Journal of Latin American Communication Research, Volume 13, Number 1 (2025), features a selection of articles that reflect the multiplicity of voices, methodologies, and critical lenses in contemporary communication studies across Latin America and the Caribbean. This issue addresses key concerns, including gender performativity in political discourse, argumentation in diplomatic journalism, identity in digital diasporas, comparative communication policies, media populism during public health crises, and feminist trajectories in sports journalism. Each article contributes uniquely to understanding the intersections of media, identity, democracy, and power within dynamic socio-political contexts.