The culprits of distributing this misinformation were right there on social media. There’s no doubt that Latino Florida voters were fed misinformation. The FBI disclosed the illegal activities, and Latino representatives called it out in the weeks and days before the...
The group, allegedly made up of doctors, mimicked the claims of similar European and Latin American movements. The president of the Puerto Rico College of Physicians and Surgeons urges people to abide by health directives. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico—The local medical...
Inspired by Selena Gomez, UNICEF is removing ads on sites that spread misinformation. Selena Gomez is doubling down on her quest to end misinformation on the internet. The singer-actress is using her massive social media platform—almost 200 million followers on...
Puerto Rican Sonia Ayala did not know how to recognize conspiracy theories until her daughter pointed out the ulterior motives behind misleading online posts. Sonia Ayala likes to share posts on social media that she thinks might help other people’s lives. The Puerto...
Latinos—specifically Spanish-speaking residents of South Florida—are now getting bombarded with political conspiracy theories via WhatsApp, Facebook, and radio. The Facebook page of Puerto Rican pastor Melvin Moya is littered with conspiracy theories. Moya, based in...