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SECTION OR GEOGRAPHIC AREA OF INFORMATION NUMBER OF NEWS Regional 12 Regional/National 9 National/International Regional/National/International (information concerning Aragon, Spain and the EU) 2 (all concerning the EU) 6 Opinion 7 Table 11: Section of the newspaper where information about GMO appears. Geographic provenance of the news. POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ACTORS NUMBER OF NEWS Ecologist 12 Institutions 5 Parties 9 Companies 3 189 FEDERALISM, DIRECT DEMOCRACY AND THE QUALITY OF PUBLIC DELIBERATION: THE GMO DEBATE José Luis Egío Experts, scientists 5 Editors 3 Farmers organisations GMO friendly 5 Farmers organisations against GMO 18 Consumers 6 Table 12: Political and social actors who explain their point of view or whose opinions are reported After studying the information about GMO plants that was published in El Periódico de Aragón, we can state that:
190 DEMOCRACY TODAY • There is a similar number of articles pro year in El Periódico and in La Opinión. • El Periódico offers more information about regional and national problems • El Periódico offers news where interrelated facets of the GMO debate • are discussed. Their news are then, more relevant and interesting than La Opinión ones. The regional economy, where local farmers use GMO crops, creates a debate between them (ASAJA) and traditional or bio farmers (UAGA). We can then confirm a part of the Marxist approach to political ideology. Economic forces create organisations and discourses in order to fight for their common goals. • The position of Spain and Aragon as leaders in GMO plants production is constantly underlined by UAGA and ecologist (Greenpeace) • There is a tendency to neutrality in the information concerning GMO plants offered by El Periódico. • The opposition of rival economic groups is in favour of a more interesting and rich information. • Only the critical political parties (IU, CA) take part in the debate • We notice a positive evolution of El Periódico. In 2004 and 2005 they only received and published press releases from parties, farmers and so on. In 2006 they began to prepare their own information. 8. GMO and Economic Lobbyes in German Speaking Switzerland Following the structure that we chose in the precedent sections we will take a brief look on the German speaking Switzerland economic elements that have a real influence upon the GMO plants debate. It is important to underline the great diversity of economic sectors involved in the GMO Swiss debate. As a main actor in favour of new gen techniques we find the agribusiness company Syngenta, third world producer of genetically modified crops. Syngenta claims for more public support to their activities. The principal goal of its communication strategy is to reduce the perception of risk associated to gen technologies by investors and consumers. In the last years, Syngenta
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OS DESÍGNIOS DA DEMOCRACIA GLOBAL
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sociedade civil como parte da compr
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of a pluralist democracy is at the
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FREEDOM, POWER AND REPRESENTATION:
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