COMING SOON: #ChinaTargets.
ICIJ’s latest investigation uncovers the sprawling scope and terrifying tactics of Beijing’s campaign to target dissident members of its diaspora.
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“Narrative laundering”, similar to money laundering, tries to pass off inaccurate information as legitimate.
Our recent story examines how these campaigns fuse fact with fiction, and engage in narrative laundering to trick audiences. https://t.co/jNVohriJKp
Venezuela’s 2024 presidential election did not meet international standards of electoral integrity and cannot be considered democratic.
Statement: https://t.co/STzUw7AZGf
Declaración: https://t.co/61O4IlApdW
Been seeing people, mainly from the left, celebrating Nicolas Maduro for saying he supports Palestine
Some quick points here:
- The UN found the government, under Maduro’s orders, to be responsible for crimes against humanity
- He has been found responsible for genocide in Venezuela
- Amnesty International declared that there’s a lack of economic and social rights in the country, with most experiencing severe food insecurity
Amigos:
Gracias a Frontline/PBS, nuestro documental "A Dangerous Assignment" está abierto desde Youtube al público en Venezuela.
Cada visualización nos ayuda tanto a presentarlo en otros países, como a eventualmente producir otro documental semejante.
https://t.co/KayCDgeoHZ
Rafelín Martínez Castillo made pilones, popular mortar and pestle sets, in his cousin’s workshop in the Dominican Republic.
With money from the sales, his family paid part of $26,000 to smugglers who agreed to get Martínez Castillo to the U.S. https://t.co/cSqdUtkWli
Una nueva investigación coordinada por @TelemundoNews y @CLIP_AmericaLat ofrece detalles inéditos sobre el funcionamiento del floreciente negocio de los tráileres con migrantes que cruzan las carreteras mexicanas. Espérala este 30 de abril. #TráileresTrampaParaMigrantes
today the @washingtonpost has taken the extraordinary step of publishing never-before-seen images of the aftermath of AR-15-involved shootings. it is difficult and tremendous work.
[this story contains extremely disturbing images and personal accounts]
https://t.co/uYfy6hfN82
on this Friday you simply MUST read the definitive Danny DeVito profile in the @washingtonpost - look at these photos! read these great quotes! https://t.co/xwuVG0tCUy
Americans don't live as long as those in peer countries & that plays out differently based on where you live. If I grew up in Japan rather than Indiana, I would likely gain a decade of life. @washingtonpost
See where your state/age/gender stack up (🎁): https://t.co/zrP7wngPq3
For @washingtonpost, I wrote about the fourth and final season of @hsmseries, the spinoff that ignited a reinvigorated passion for the High School Musical films and brought a new generation into the fold. And, they are bringing the OG cast back together 🐾 https://t.co/jzNzIjNhc0
Dove into the history of Pyrex for @washingtonpost! What does the future of the beloved cookware brand look like after its parent company, Instant Brands, filed for bankruptcy? And why are collectors spending thousands on brand antiques? https://t.co/80oh05hPYB
It’s been a while since I came on here to share anything, but today marks my first day as a summer intern for @washingtonpost and I couldn’t be any more excited!
Join me as I adventure DC and professionally develop in the Curations and Platforms desk during the next 10 weeks ✨