From the Periphery Floor to the Right to Narrate: Territory-Based Journalism and the Discursive Insurgencies of the Entre Becos Collective

This article analyzes the territorial journalism of the Entre Becos collective, in the peripheries of Salvador (BA), as a democratic infrastructure that reconfigures the hegemonic frameworks of the traditional press and democratizes information. Based on concepts such as Pretuguês (Gonzalez), cultural mediations (Martín-Barbero) and peripheral journalism, the study adopts a qualitative and exploratory approach based on the Case Study (Yin) and the culturalist Content Analysis (Hall). The corpus analyzed covers publications on Instagram (@entrebecos_ssa) published between December 2025 and July 2026. The results indicate that the vehicle, led by black women, deconstructs stereotypes by valuing collective memory and social participation. The readers' interactions confirm a credibility based on affection and identity recognition. It is concluded that the collective tensions positivist neutrality and consolidates a praxis aligned with the human right to narrate one's own territory.