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International
Opinion

Social Media Spies Exposed: Profiles Vanish After MintPress Report

October 12, 2025

An eye on a mobile screen with various social media applications, indicating spying by intelligence agencies using social media platforms. Illustration: Zeinab Al-Hajj/Al-Mayadeen English.

Europe
International

British Intel’s ‘Counter-Disinfo’ War Goes Global

September 25, 2024

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro at an official event in Anzoátegui state, June 29, 2024. Photo: Presidential Press.

News
Politics

President Maduro Criticizes TikTok for Blocking His Account

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News
Politics

Venezuela’s Communications Minister Calls for an End to Social Media Censorship Against President Maduro

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International
Opinion

Most of the “Fact-checking” Organizations Facebook Uses in Ukraine Are Directly Funded by Washington

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Health-Education-Sport-Culture-Technology
News

Twitter Removes 277 Venezuelan Accounts for Supporting Nicolás Maduro (Social Media Censorship)

December 4, 2021

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and Diosdado Cabello during a broadcast of the TV show Con el Mazo Dando. Photo courtesy of RedRadioVE.

Health-Education-Sport-Culture-Technology
News

President Maduro Proposes Legislation of Social Media Platforms to Parliament

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International
News

Facebook To Allocate $5 Million to Finance ‘Independent Journalism’

Featured image: Venezuelan President Maduro denounces campaign against Venezuelan Covid-19 antiviral on social media. File photo courtesy of Prensa Presidencial.

International
News

Venezuela Denounces Campaign Against COVID-19 Antiviral Carvativir (Facebook Censorship)

February 1, 2021

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