Recuerdo con claridad que el caso sobre la desaparición de Ciro Castillo y Rosario fue el primer suceso policial noticioso que llamó mi atención. No por los hechos acontecidos, sino por el extenso seguimiento que le dio la prensa. Fueron varios meses en los que el rostro de ambos protagonistas acaparaban portadas, dominicales, un sinfín de rincones periodísticos. Uno de los principales problemas que se observó en el tratamiento periodístico del suceso fue que se dejaban muchos cabos sueltos al momento de informar. Se soltaban una serie de datos imprecisos que no conducían a la búsqueda de la verdad. Y es precisamente esto lo que conllevaba a que la especulación se convierta en la principal protagonista del hecho policial. Por esa razón, esta investigación tiene como objetivo analizar el tratamiento de la información, en base a la especulación, sobre el caso de Ciro Castillo y Rosario Ponce en la plataforma web de Ojo.pe durante casi siete meses. Para eso se demostrará la forma y dimensión en la que el medio utilizó este recurso que muchos autores consideran como el principal enemigo de la carrera periodística. En las próximas páginas, podrá conocer los orígenes, evolución y características del periodismo policial; y su relación con el concepto de la especulación en el periodismo, tomando como ejemplo a Ojo.pe y su cobertura en la desaparición de Ciro Castillo y Rosario Ponce. Además, podrá reflexionar acerca de las carencias en la ética profesional de aquellos que, se supone, deberían informar siempre con la verdad. / I clearly remember the case of the disappearance of Ciro Castillo and Rosario Ponce in the Colca Valley – Arequipa. It was the first police newsworthy event that caught my attention. Not because of the acts that happened, but because of the extensive follow-up that the journalistic press gave it. It took several months in which the faces of both protagonists monopolized covers, Sunday articles, chronicles, and endless journalistic corners. One of the main problems that was observed in the journalistic treatment of the event was that many loose ends were left at the time of reporting. A series of imprecise data was released that did not lead to the search for the truth. And it is precisely this that led to speculation becoming the main protagonist of the police act. For this reason, the present research aims to analyze the treatment of information, based on the phenomenon of speculation about the case of Ciro Castillo and Rosario Ponce on the web platform Ojo.pe over almost seven months. For this, the form and dimension in which the media used this resource that many authors consider as the main enemy of the journalistic career will be demonstrated. In the next pages, you will be able to know the origins, evolution and characteristics of police journalism; and the relationship with the concept of speculation in journalism, taking as an example Ojo.pe and its coverage of the disappearance of Ciro Castillo and Rosario Ponce. In addition to that, you will be able to reflect on the deficiencies in the professional ethics of those who, it is supposed, should always inform with the truth. / Tesis

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"Throughout the Andes eight out of ten people are Indians. , They are the destiny of Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia--but also a national burden..." The problems presented by this group are of primary importance, not only because the Indians represent such a large percentage of the population but also because factors such as modern communications make the indigent aware of his own misery as well as of the vast well-being which other groups enjoy. As novelists of Peru and Ecuador turn to examine national problems, their works provide us with new, amplified insight. Although their interpretations may seem exaggerated, they may be considered as representative of the thought or ideology of social reformers of those areas. Integral to the modern novel of social protest is the account of the role of the large landholder, the village priest, and the cholo or person of mixed blood in their relations with the Indian. Just as these three social types dominate Latin American society during the colonial and Independence periods, so do they play a leading role in the contemporary social novel.

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