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Media in Argentina is not neutral; it is a weapon. The political divide known as la grieta (the crack) runs directly through the newsrooms. For decades, the (owners of Canal 13 and Diario Clarín ) and the government have been locked in a war over media concentration. (directed by Juan José Campanella) and documentaries on
's entertainment and media landscape is defined by a high level of cultural vibrancy and a shift toward digital-first content The political divide known as la grieta (the