11 de septiembre de 1973: La prensa española y el golpe de estado en Chile

On September 11, 1973, a coup d'état was carried out in Chile against the government of Salvador Allende, which had a great coverage of the press at an international level, the present work tries to unravel what was the impact that this fact had in Spain, and specifically in the Spanish press, reviewing how the media addressed the news of the coup, and what was their reaction to what happened in Chile, all of the above taking into consideration that Spain was still under the tutelage of the Franco dictatorship. In summary, we can establish that the coup in Chile caused a strong division in the Spanish press, emerging two completely opposite positions from what happened, which also reveals the changes that were taking place in Spain, since the end of the decade of the 60.