US EditionLula Defends the Regulation of the Networks: ‘It Is Not Possible to Try to Hit and Say It Is Freedom of Expression’
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Photo: ABR With rapid decline and digital reach in line with the 2026 presidential elections' elections, the Lula government has set up a radical alternative: control the field of battle. The social network regulation proposal has now returned to the centre of the presidential speech, with a more direct appeal — Lula wants to press. The argument is old: to contain false information to protect what it says to be democracy. But this time, the back…
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The President said that regulation would mean 'freedom to count for cleanliness' and not freedom of expression
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