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O artigo versa sobre as implicações da propriedade e financiamento estatais na independência e autonomia das agências nacionais de notícias. Revela que a manutenção da Inforpress na tutela estatal confirma o seu valor estratégico e a lógica subordinada a critérios economicistas em detrimento da eficiência. Num continuum de transição de um modelo de jornalismo autoritário, no período pós-democrático, para a atual propaganda governamental, conclui que a Inforpress não tem sido nem imune à interferência do proprietário, nem independente dos interesses governativos. Por fim, aponta como fator justificativo a concepção enviesada e ultrapassada do modelo de jornalismo para o desenvolvimento, em contraponto e contraciclo com a fase de consolidação democrática em Cabo Verde.
This article draws upon the implications of the state ownership and financing upon the autonomy and independence of the national news agencies. It reveals that the continuity of the Inforpress as a state news agency is a result of its strategic value and the economic considerations prevailing over efficiency criteria. Within the transition continuum from an authoritarian journalism model during the early years of democracy in the country to the current governmental propaganda, Inforpress has not been either immune to the proprietorial interference nor independent from the government interests. Lastly, it accounts for the persistence of a biased and outdated notion of development journalism, in counterpoint and counter cycle with the current status of consolidating democracy in Cape Verde.
This article draws upon the implications of the state ownership and financing upon the autonomy and independence of the national news agencies. It reveals that the continuity of the Inforpress as a state news agency is a result of its strategic value and the economic considerations prevailing over efficiency criteria. Within the transition continuum from an authoritarian journalism model during the early years of democracy in the country to the current governmental propaganda, Inforpress has not been either immune to the proprietorial interference nor independent from the government interests. Lastly, it accounts for the persistence of a biased and outdated notion of development journalism, in counterpoint and counter cycle with the current status of consolidating democracy in Cape Verde.
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Agências de notícias Inforpress Propriedade e financiamento estatal Independência e autonomia da imprensa News agencies Inforpress State ownership and media financing Press independence and autonomy