This paper analyzes the individual conditions of journalistic production in two independent medias of the media-partisan structure in Cuba. These can be considered among the most internationally recognized Cuban media. In the research, in-depth interviews with 40 journalists. It was found that these conditions are marked, fundamentally, by the confluence in the two media organizations of young graduates of journalism courses in the country with a multiple spatial location, and different referents and professional trajectories. A professional identification with the functions of journalism to inform, monitor power, participate in social debate and show society in its diversity, among others, was also detected. In addition, personal concerns were found about the violence against independent journalism on the island. It was concluded that these conditions materialize in terms of an anti-aut...

The objective is to determine assumptions for studying the conditions of journalistic production in highly authoritarian political regimes. It is argued that there is an explanatory deficiency in the emphasis on the type of political regime when examining the conditions of journalistic production. Therefore, it is necessary to refocus our attention on the multiple dimensions of professional practice, which implies recognizingtransnationalization processes. At the same time, it is stated that the recognition of the explanatory inadequacy in the delimitation of the political regime and the attention to transnationalization processes must be related to the historical concretions of thestructural and normative conditions, extra-media relations, operational-organisational, and individual aspects of journalism. This will lead to an understanding of journalism as a multifaceted practice, result...