Los medios indígenas en Argentina. Caracterización y desafíos a partir de la experiencia de dos radios kollas
The Argentinian Law 26.522 on Audiovisual Communication Services (2009) recognizes indigenous peoples as nonstate
public law persons authorized to provide communication services through their own media. Such an achievement
is due to the claims of indigenous communities and organizations that, during the discussion of the law,
fostered the inclusion of their “right to communication with identity”. In fact, only by self-representing themselves in
the media arena —i.e., by making their struggles and cultures visible— native peoples can decolonize the stigmatizing