Oscar López Agueda wrote that, following the circulation in recent days of what he described as hoaxes about him, he had prepared a brief summary of how the machinery of defamation in Madrid operated. He added that he was presenting it with humor and encouraged following the money trail. He attached a link. https://t.co/6tPdJKzVjk #Bulos #Madrid #Humor (translated)
that she stop defending falsehoods and sit down to negotiate. On behalf of Menos Lectivas, Claudia has assured that "from the assemblies" they demand the councilor "to stop defending falsehoods and sit down to negotiate." #EducaciónPública #HuelgaDocente #Madrid (translated)
The author described Ayuso as a "germ of violence" and stated that the Community of Madrid spread a rumor about the educational strike that triggered a wave of threats against a public school. https://t.co/6pg1OuE8Kf #Madrid #HuelgaEducativa #Violencia #ES (translated)
False information is spreading about supposed demonstrations in support of Pedro Sánchez, mixing out-of-context images and videos generated with artificial intelligence that have no relation to the leader or the elections on November 29. #Bulos #Desinformación #InteligenciaArtificial (translated)
Ester Muñoz stated that a TVE program had aired a caption that, according to her, spread a falsehood by attributing to her the intention of grabbing the neck of the President of the Government. She said that the program had not apologized and that a guest had told her she should "stay quiet", without anyone interrupting. Muñoz maintained that the left wanted to silence them, but that it would not succeed. #LibertadDeExpresión #Bulos #DerechosHumanos (translated)
Jordi Juan's article analyzes the use of disinformation as an electoral tool in the campaign for the elections on November 29, highlighting the crucial role of social networks and the influence of artificial intelligence technology in the spread of falsehoods that seek to influence voting. #Desinformación #CampañaElectoral #RedesSociales (translated)
Lupe Sánchez stated that three claims about the vote of the descendants of the exiles were false. He maintained that neither Alberto Núñez Feijóo nor the PP were represented, and that the voting rights of the grandchildren of exiles had not been suspended, but rather those of individuals who had been considered descendants without proving that status. He also said that the Supreme Court had merely applied the law approved by Congress and accused the PSOE of wanting people who had been naturalized to vote, contrary to the provisions of the Democratic Memory Law. #Política #MemoriaHistórica #España (translated)
The author noted that it might be surprising that the PP, despite having options to govern and being at the forefront of several autonomous communities, valued information that he described as falsehoods. He added that, according to him, the party subsidized those media outlets with public money coming from other budgets. (translated)
Lupe Sánchez responded to Félix Bolaños that the descendants of exiles could vote and assured that he had read the ruling and was aware of it. He argued that the Supreme Court had not closed the door on them, but had prevented hundreds of thousands of people naturalized by the Government from voting without proving that condition. Sánchez added that Bolaños' falsehoods no longer deceived anyone. #Exiliados #Voto #Justicia (translated)
I will do everything to guarantee decent housing for the young and not so young in our country. Sánchez has accused the opposition of being "in the rumors, in insults, and in cuts" and has elaborated on the distrust that Feijóo has expressed regarding the executives of Correos in relation to the citizens' vote; he has also insisted on the controversy arising from the grandchildren's law, pointing to the Popular Party for wanting to strip 400,000 Spaniards of their voting rights. #MovilizaciónProgresista #VotoJoven #DerechosLGTBI (translated)
The author stated that the sphere of falsehoods had grown enormously and that it was urgent to put an end to it for the good of society and democratic balance. (translated)
They are afraid of losing. Sánchez promises to "strengthen" the housing decree and accuses PP and Vox of spreading falsehoods about mail-in voting: "They are afraid of losing." #PSOE #Vox #elecciones2026 (translated)
The author stated that the Tenants' Union had never received subsidies and accused sectors of the right of spreading falsehoods. He also maintained that those who considered themselves feminists should stop doing so if they did not reject those messages. He added that the Government had not chosen anyone and that Maricarmen had been chosen by a vulture fund. (translated)
They are afraid of losing. Sánchez promises to "reinforce" the housing decree and accuses PP and Vox of spreading lies about mail-in voting: "They are afraid of losing." #PNV #Elecciones29N #Vox (translated)
Mario Aguiriano stated that his opponents were out of their minds, probably under the influence of alcohol, and that they would resort to lies and campaigns to criminalize. He also expressed his support for those fighting for the liberation of Palestine. #LiberaciónDePalestina #Bulos #JusticiaSocial (translated)
The publication noted that Maricarmen received rumors and hate messages after her eviction and that the attacks continued after her death. It also mentioned insults and accusations about her, including that she went to bingo, owed money at a butcher shop, was bought, or was an actress. The publication announced that the topic would be discussed that day on Más Vale Tarde. #Desahucio #Bullying #Justicia #ES #MA (translated)
The publication labeled Javier Negre as a fascist and accused him of receiving funding from the PP. It also claimed that his father was the deputy mayor of the party in Marbella and that Negre manipulated electoral campaigns with falsehoods and bots. Furthermore, it asserted that Negre had presented the death of Maricarmen as a setup by the left, comparable to 11-M, and had said that she had been sacrificed. https://t.co/1PRPR9QHVK #Fascismo #Manipulación #PolíticaEspañola #ES (translated)
Jordi Maquiavello wrote that the encampment faced a great deal of rumors and harassment on social media. He added that, while being there, he only saw a few people shouting and saying nonsense, while thousands of people passing through Sol daily offered them support, solidarity, encouragement, and supplies. #Acampada #Solidaridad #RedesSociales (translated)
Davizz66 stated that he had been hearing people from the right for several days saying that they did not request the ID to ask for a mail-in vote. After making the request, he said, they did ask him for it. He described those statements as lies, referred disparagingly to the right, and questioned whether they were not confident in their chances. https://t.co/yUxEbNAx3e #Política #Desinformación #VotoPorCorreo (translated)
A LAWYER AGAINST DEMAGOGY stated that the Supreme Court had communicated that Carles Puigdemont had not been granted amnesty. According to the author, the order only temporarily lifted the arrest warrant, without prematurely executing a ruling from the Constitutional Court or automatically extending its decision to those who did not appeal. He added that the decision was "strictly temporary" and that it did not apply amnesty nor extinguish criminal responsibility. He also labeled the information about an amnesty as a hoax and attributed to that situation Puigdemont's failure to return to Spain. https://t.co/UY4VT0aOIP #Puigdemont #Amnistía #Justicia (translated)
