Abstract
One of the fundamental principles of democratic systems is freedom of the press, which is enshrined in freedom of opinion and expression. It is within this major democratic principle that the irruption of social platforms in the long history of communication channels and the media is inscribed. This communication aims to show that democratic progress, by means of social networks, is far from assured. These networks, which are supposed to breathe new life into the democratic dynamic, have transformed it into a place where the hatred and violence that are at the root of social crises can be demonstrated. However, the idea of a humanization of social networks in the light of all-out development away from state regulation is essential. This humanization will have its quiddity through education and digital culture to avoid social and moral excesses. Keywords: Social crisis, Democracy, Digital Humanities, Freedom of speech, Social media.
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