The arguments of <i>El Norte</i>'s editorialists on the mandate revocation in Mexico

Abstract This article analyzes a sample of editorial opinions from El Norte newspaper on the mandate revocation of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. In the March 27, 2022 edition, 2 weeks before the consultation, 46 editorialists expressed their opinions on the matter. Through Toulmin's theory of argumentation, this article analyzes the three ideological stances they took to determine whether they incur in fallacies—those who stated they would abstain from participating because they are against the President, those who stated they would participate to revoke his mandate, and those who expressed that the revocation was a valid exercise without stating how they would vote.

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Latin American Policy
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1111/lamp.12365
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Political Dynamics in Latin America
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The arguments of El Norte's editorialists on the mandate revocation in Mexico

Eduardo Parrilla Sotomayor
Latin American Policy
Political Dynamics in Latin America
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The arguments of El Norte's editorialists on the mandate revocation in Mexico

Eduardo Parrilla Sotomayor
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Abstract

Abstract This article analyzes a sample of editorial opinions from El Norte newspaper on the mandate revocation of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. In the March 27, 2022 edition, 2 weeks before the consultation, 46 editorialists expressed their opinions on the matter. Through Toulmin's theory of argumentation, this article analyzes the three ideological stances they took to determine whether they incur in fallacies—those who stated they would abstain from participating because they are against the President, those who stated they would participate to revoke his mandate, and those who expressed that the revocation was a valid exercise without stating how they would vote.

Latin American PolicyVol. 15(4)
Tecnológico de Monterrey (MX)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 59%
Political Dynamics in Latin America
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