The book examines the political-communication roles of all actors in the political system: citizens, politicians, communicators, and the media. Through the prism, triangular perspective of power relations exchanged in political communication, the author presents and highlights what should be done in political-communication publicity, according to the constitutional requirements of democracy. Thus, the shortcomings or inadequacies of political communication emerge, which generate political disillusionment. The analysis dissects the distinct forms of political communication, as well as their deviations or corruptions, revealing the causes of phenomena such as political unreliability, collusion, and corruption in public life.