US EditionVenezuela's Maduro Claims TikTok and Instagram Are Part of 'Active Conspiracy' Against His Regime
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Venezuela's Maduro Claims TikTok and Instagram Are Part of 'Active Conspiracy' Against His Regime
Venezuela's authoritarian 'President Nicolás Maduro accused TikTok, Instagram, and other social media platforms of participating in what he called an "active conspiracy" and "psychological war" against his regime
Venezuela’s president, Nicolás Maduro, accused social media on Thursday of “actively” joining what he called the “psychological war” against the South American country.
In a meeting with young supporters of Chavismo, the regime leader called for "winning the battle of social networks."
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“All the congregations in Venezuela have made a commitment (…) to education, health, and the defense of life. They work for social justice and reconciliation through spiritual accompaniment, listening circles, solidarity aid, and social projects,” shares Sister Maura Aranguren, whose community participates in the Talitha Kum network, serving girls in need. “We have learned to build fraternity and to be faithful to the poor,” she adds.
The Chavista leader of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, accused social networks on Thursday of “actively” joining what he called “psychological war” against the South American country.
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