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Congress of Chile Approves to Investigate Possible Links of Argentine Fernando Cerimedo with Kast and His Environment

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The Congress of Chile approved to investigate possible connections between Fernando Cerimedo and the environment of President José Antonio Kast.

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Santiago. The Chamber of Deputies of Chile approved yesterday by 69 votes in favour, 43 against and one abstention, to set up a commission to investigate whether there was manipulation of public opinion in the presidential elections of 2025 and in the constitutional plebiscites of 2022 and 2023, when two proposals submitted for ratification were rejected.

·Mexico
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The Chamber of Deputies approved a commission to investigate automated networks, trolls and disinformation in electoral processes since 2020; The focus was placed on the former advisor of Javier Milei, now detained in Bolivia

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The Congress of Chile approved to investigate possible connections between Fernando Cerimedo and the environment of President José Antonio Kast.

·Madrid, Spain
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Chilean Congress approves to investigate possible links of Cerimedo with Kast and its environment

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The opposition is targeting Kast's government for its alleged links to the far-right Argentine consultant, which the Chilean president denies.

·Madrid, Spain
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Chamber of Deputies of Chile will investigate the use of bots and digital manipulation in elections, as well as links of Argentine Fernando Cerimedo Regeneration, September 2 [...] La entrada Deputies Indagan Electoral Disinformation in Chile se publicado primero en RegeneraciónMX.

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El Pais broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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