This article aims at inquiring into the role communication policies play nowadays in the democratization of the public word, a fact which would certainly lead us to assume that the communication is a social right linked to the access, usage, practices, recognitions, and participation of citizens as individuals capable of formulating society projects. Communication is thus perceived as a necessary condition for the conformation of comprising citizenships, as an indispensable element for the effective performance of civil and political rights and, hence, as a key factor to social integration.