The book "La prensa en su laberinto. Reflexiones sobre sociedad, poder y periodismo en Ayacucho (1900-1960)" studies the development of the Ayacucho press in the 20th century from a sociological and historical-political perspective, showing how newspapers were instruments of power and social mobility in a context dominated by a local elite. It recognizes the work of figures such as Fray Pedro Mañaricua, Jesús Manuel Pozo, and pioneering women such as Consuelo Morales and Isabel Malpartida, highlighting their intellectual and professional contributions. With over 400 pages, the essay not only uses the press as a source but also as an object of analysis, offering a critical view of its evolution and its influence on the social, political, and cultural life of Ayacucho.
