Citizen participation on the civic committee of Aiquile’s Facebook page during the social conflicts of october and november 2019

Abstract

This article aims to analyze citizen participation on the Facebook page of the Civic Committee of Aiquile in social conflicts from October to November of 2019. To achieve what was outlined, a mixed methodology was applied, using content analysis and non-participant observation as techniques. It is presented as the Civic Committee, through its publications, makes known its position against “electoral fraud” and the actions it takes in response to it. In the same way, the feedback of the followers of the page is made known, in a passive way (for the reactions) and active (for the comments). observing how they defend and argue their positions in relation to the phenomenon raised.