As estratégias midiáticas do nazi-fascismo e na deposição de Dilma Rousseff: um estudo comparativo

Abstract

The present had as scope to approach the diverse media manipulation strategies that were used in the Nazifascist movement in Germany during the interwar period, resulting in the rise of the Nazi Party, carrying out a comparative study between the similarities of these strategies with those of similarly used in Brazil, to conceive President Dilma Rousseff impediment, which resulted in the overthrow of a legitimately elected government in the 2014 presidential elections. President Dilma Rousseff's misogynistic representations were presented in the mainstream Brazilian press, from a historical perspective and from the conceptions of social representations It analyzed whether images and texts about Rousseff broadcast in traditional media and on the world wide web, during the Dilma administration until the period of the impeachment process. For the development of this work, the deductive method was used as an approach method, as well as indirect bibliographic research techniques. This paper sought to reflect on how the media contributed through media manipulation strategies similar to those used by Nazifascists in Germany for the deposition of Dilma Rousseff It is concluded, therefore, that it remained demonstrated that there were similarities between the media strategies used for the rise of Nazism, with the media strategies that were influential for the deposition of Dilma Rousseff, using misogyny to disqualify the then president, not only as a woman, but also in what concerns the exercise of the position of maximum governor of the Brazilian people