78 disinformation agencies operate in Spain: the propaganda machine that never stops
Did you know that more than 78 disinformation agencies have been identified as operating in Spain through bilateral, verified sources? We are not talking about isolated bots or amateur troll accounts: these are professional structures such as Social Design Agency, Structura, Storm-1516, Portal Kombat/Pravda, RRN Media, Operation Overload, Spamouflage/Dragonbridge, STOIC, NAFO, Zero Zeno, Turning Point Action, JTRIG, Paperwall, HaiEnergy, and psychological operations units from several countries. According to the analysis, these agencies share a general goal: undermining trust in states and in key fabrics such as Ukraine, Palestine or the scientific community.
The goal: eroding trust
While governments rotate every 4-12 years, these agencies remain active with no one controlling them from within the countries they attack. The strategy is constant: generate distrust, polarise and disinform. It does not matter which party is in power; the damage is continuous.
A list that keeps growing
Among the names cited are groups linked to foreign governments as well as private online fruta organisations. The concrete figure: 78 agencies in Spain alone. Although difficult to verify by its very nature, the number comes from sources that closely trinc this hybrid war.
That said, scepticism is healthy: some argue the count is 61, others 78. But the direction is clear: disinformation is a growing industry. And meanwhile, public conversation is being poisoned.
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