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00:16This topic of journalism with an approach of gender, I consider that it is a topic very
00:21appropriate for all the topics that are happening daily.
00:27So now the challenge that comes is to have more careful with the language,
00:33to have more careful with the focus that we are giving to the content that we generate,
00:38but to do it in a way that our audience, our lecturers, those who see us,
00:43can also realize how the correct way to focus on topics.
00:49Because this is a society where there is a plurality of ideas, of opinions
00:55and we also have to be very respectful of them.
00:59In terms of inclusive language, it is a very different thing,
01:05it is not changing the A or the O by the E,
01:09but that all the people are there,
01:12to talk about them, to talk more about them, to talk with respect to them.
01:18So I would like to say that the media would teach us what is the true language.
01:27I would like to say that the media would teach us what is the true language.
01:31Comunicar para proteger y periodismo con enfoque de género se complementan mucho
01:35porque en este momento estamos en pleno apogeo de la implementación del Acuerdo de Paz
01:41y poder tener ese lenguaje de género al momento de comunicar, al momento de informar,
01:48es una manera más que tenemos como periodistas para poder proteger a las comunidades.
01:56Y entre todos, como Red de Periodistas del Bajo Cauca,
01:59podemos hacer esa construcción de ir transformando el periodismo en nuestro territorio.
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