ABSTRACT
US society has traditionally been defined as a ‘melting pot’ of the people that have arrived over the centuries and have contributed to the development of the country. Such a society is an ideal context to analyse intercultural relationships, whether in the form of confrontation or of dialogue. On the one hand, the Hispanic community in the United
Filologia Anglesa i Alemanya, Facultat de Filologia, Traducció i Comunicació, University of Valencia, Valencia, Spain
States has become especially visible in recent decades and, on the other, it is riddled with tensions due to its variegated composition, thus constituting a good arena to observe this phenomenon. At the same time, Spanish-language newspapers are an ideal means to explore the possibility of intercultural dialogue in this community at several levels, as they are still the medium used by many Latinos to talk and learn about their own community.
