🗣️🔴La Delegación del Gobierno en Ceuta ordenó parar las "salidas voluntarias" el 5 de agosto: "Las ONG nos pueden denunciar"
✍️ Por @ADPrietoEE https://t.co/goSkJKUQoB
@el_pais Los datos del ministerio dicen más cosas... y eso que aún no tenemos asentados del todo a las joyitas importadas en Ceuta
https://t.co/Ap7bC06qhB
Pues resulta que ha cogido una patronal (la Unió Llauradora) y se han plantao en supermercados, (Carrefour, Consum y Mercadona) y se han puesto a analizar cítricos de importación.
Y saben qué?
Pues que DIEZ DE CADA DOCE, tenían fitosanitarios no permitidos en la UE.
In Britain, a Ministry of Truth would never be called a Ministry of Truth. That would be far too obvious.
It would be called the “National Centre for Information Defence.”
It would sit at the heart of government, working with intelligence agencies, police, government departments and social media companies to “detect, attribute and disrupt” hostile information attacks.
The public is told this is necessary to fight foreign disinformation and a “narrative of decline.”
What they haven’t been told: what powers this new body will have, what its budget will be, who will oversee it, or what safeguards will exist when it gets something wrong.
Nor is it clear where combating foreign interference ends and policing domestic “disinformation” begins.