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Controversy over the Government Project Proposing up to 12 Years in Prison for “Mass Disinformation Campaigns”

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The National Government sent to Congress the National Sovereignty Defense Bill, which had announced Javier Milei on the national chain to

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The text proposes "those who alter electoral processes or manipulate public opinion through coordinated campaigns of disinformation financed by foreign actors", among other things.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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In Casa Rosada they say that this part of the article does not seek to censor the press; alarms in the opposition and the constitutionalists

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The National Government sent to Congress the National Sovereignty Defense Bill, which had announced Javier Milei on the national chain to

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A bill presented on Thursday by the government of the president of Argentina, Javier Milei, to reinforce the Argentine claim about the Malvinas Islands entered the focus of opposition, constitutionalists and journalistic entities for including, among other measures, penalties of up to 12 years imprisonment for coordinated campaigns of mass misinformation. The initiative also provides for changes in the rules of Defense and Intelligence and expan…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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The constitutional lawyer warned that the initiative sent by the Government to Congress incorporates an amendment to the Penal Code that provides for penalties of up to 12 years for campaigns of disinformation and manipulation of public opinion. He pointed out that the figure could affect freedom of expression and democratic debate. In dialogue with Pablo Ladaga [...] The entry Alert for the Malvinas project: "The criminal figure they raise is v…

The bill sent to Congress sparked alarms and several blocks warn that it can be used as a tool of “political persecution” against the press and civil society. The bill to defend the sovereignty of the Falklands, entered this Thursday morning in the Chamber of Deputies, was put in focus [...]

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El Intransigente broke the news on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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