"Peace speech from community radio in times of the post-conflict in the Colombian Caribbean"

Abstract

In the development of this work it can be affirmed that the most effective means to massively implement culture of peace in regions of the province where traditional media of the national and regional order do not have a presence is community radio, due to its proximity and its effects (Rodrigo, 2001), which allows the participation of the audience and the construction of a peace language (Peresson, Mariño and Cendales, 1983).
In this sense, the radial parliament, well constructed within the socio-political and cultural logic, is an adequate instrument for the dialogical relationship and peaceful coexistence in populations where violence has prevailed between irregular armed groups of the right and left and the Colombian army, mainly in the Colombian Caribbean region, where it has lashed the most and where the post-conflict processes motivated by the same national government begin to be implemented.
The word, as a symbolic entity of peace, conducive to it, used strategically in a frank and conciliatory, assertive manner (Pottier, 1992), reinforces the bonds of understanding and conciliation, constructing with it semiotic nuclear significations and related ideas (Charaudeau, 2003; van Dijk, 1990, and Apel, 1987) that mean, for example, identity, understanding, tolerance, inclusion, respect, participation, in short, affection in situations of dialogue to promote a culture of peace (Barreto, Broja and Serrano, 2009, and Centeno, 2008).