This book examines gender dynamics in Latin American media and communication, offering an interdisciplinary analysis that spans journalism, politics, feminism, and digital platforms. Organized into four parts, the volume moves from historical and structural issues to contemporary challenges, addressing phenomena such as feminist marches, anti-gender campaigns, and digital mobilisation, while emphasising the real-world implications of media dynamics on the lives of women in Latin America. Combining intersectional analysis with empirical case studies, the book speaks to scholars of gender, media, and politics as well as practitioners, activists, and students seeking to understand contemporary Latin American societies.