Technical Area of the TSE Sees Risks, but Does Not Find Fake News in the Channel 'Lula Army'
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The Special Advisor to the Disinformation of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) stated on Monday, 12, in a report that false information was not disseminated in the channel WhatsApp "Lula Army". However, the document
The Special Advisor to the Disinformation of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) informed the President of the Court, Kassio Nunes Marques, not having identified, in the channel "Army of Lula", the sharing of information that was classified by Senator Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign as fake news.
Brasilia, Oct 12 (Latin Press) Technicians from the Brazilian Superior Electoral Tribunal (TSE) did not find false content on the WhatsApp channel Lula's Army, created to mobilize support for the president in the campaign for balloting, today disseminated media. The post Lula's support channel on WhatsApp lacks false content first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
The Special Advisor to the Disinformation of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) stated on Monday (12), in report, that false information was not disseminated in the channel of WhatsApp . . Lula Army. However, the document alerts to some risks that the group represents for the electoral process. One of the risks is mass dissemination [...]
The technical area of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) did not find, in the channel of WhatsApp, Army of Lula, new publications that reproduced the false contents investigated by the Court. The report, however, pointed out risks related to the reach of the tool and the ability of coordinated mobilization of the more than 3 million subscribers. The information is from the...
Report analyzed publications between 2 and 11 October and identified points of concern on the eve of the second round of the elections The post ‘Lula' Army: TSE does not find fake news, but alert to channel risks with 3 million subscribers appeared first in ND More
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