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The usage of Twitter from the Spanish media during the elections
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  • 2016The image useTwitter during the 2015 municipal election campaign in Spain16 cited
  • 2017Circulación de los mensajes y establecimiento de la agenda en Twitter: el caso de las elecciones autonómicas de 2015 en la Comunidad Valenciana14 cited
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