US EditionHow AI-Generated Content Increased Disinformation After Maduro's Removal
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Nearly a week after the capture of Nicolas Maduro and his wife by the American army, the Venezuelan authorities in place have released several political prisoners. A measure hailed by Donald Trump who claims to have cancelled a second attack on Venezuela. A tense context, conducive to disinformation. In recent days, many infox falsely claim that the inhabitants of Caracas would have celebrated the end of the dictatorship and the glory of Preside…
Just a few days ago, much of the Mexican political class allowed itself to be ironic about the possibility of direct action by the United States against Nicolás Maduro. There was talk of bravadoes, brags, an alleged inability (or unwillingness) of the Trump administration to act in Venezuela. It was suggested that Washington would not dare to cross certain lines for fear of international consequences.Today, that reading does not resist the file.…
The political analyst Hamzeh Safavi, whose father is an adviser to the Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, looks back on the abduction, on 3 January in Caracas, of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, by the United States and his impact on the Islamic Republic.
The initiative emerges as a direct counterpoint to the narratives of the hegemonic media following the US attack on Venezuelan territory and the kidnapping of Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores. The project seeks to offer reliable information aligned with the defense of Latin American sovereignty, combating what the organizations classify as a scenario of planned disinformation that confuses society and legitimizes imperialist aggression. For Ja…
"Freedom Is Already Entering and Oil Is Coming Out," the Networks React to Trump's Coup in Venezuela
The news of the last few weeks has its own name: Donald Trump. The U.S. president has dominated the media conversation and also those of social networks. The reason? On January 3, the U.S. launched a military operation in Caracas and other points and captured Nicolás Maduro and his wife. The White House framed the operation as part of an offensive against “narcoterrorism.” The event provoked a wave of international criticisms but also cheers for…
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