Natalia Aparicio on Disinformation in Bolivian Politics

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I'm sharing the Brazilian case as an example to help you think about how disinformation can be regulated on social media. This is the latest episode of the "In Democracy" initiative from the ARU Foundation, in collaboration with the Bolivia Internet Foundation. I hope you enjoy it.

It sounds incredibly ambitious to me, without independent, sovereign social media platforms.

From this  Without regulation, disinformation grows as Brazilian Congress resists legislation on social media:

More and more people receive information through these large platforms, which mediate relationships based on unknown criteria. We cannot accept that the circulation of information, culture, and the economy is controlled in an opaque manner, without any obligation on the part of private companies and without transparency. 

So the question is how you know the figures that Meta publish are genuine?

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