Sánchez election fraud claims: accusations emerge from the digital ecosystem
A PSOE member allegedly travelled to Uruguay to arrange 3 million votes, according to claims by YouTubers. The coordination of the accusations raises doubts.
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The shadows surrounding the alleged election fraud linked to Sánchez
Is there a coordinated scheme to manipulate the overseas vote in elections? Several analyses in alternative media point to an alleged operation involving a PSOE member and YouTubers from the so-called 'patriot sphere'.
According to the reports circulating, a well-known YouTuber — the same one who exposed earlier cases (the Royuela file) — has claimed that a member of the governing party travelled to Uruguay to organise the arrival of 3 million votes favourable to the PSOE from Latin America. There is talk of coordination between several accounts to amplify the message, and of the strategy being part of a 'controlled demolition' of the prime minister. Other commentators mock the synchronisation of the attacks: 'They all seem coordinated'.
Even the mass media, when they get it right, do so with ulterior motives, according to the critical current. Democracy has created a monster it does not know how to control.
Is there a coordinated scheme to manipulate the overseas vote in elections? Several analyses in alternative media point to an alleged operation involving a PSOE member and YouTubers from the so-called 'patriot sphere'.
According to the reports circulating, a well-known YouTuber — the same one who exposed earlier cases (the Royuela file) — has claimed that a member of the governing party travelled to Uruguay to organise the arrival of 3 million votes favourable to the PSOE from Latin America. There is talk of coordination between several accounts to amplify the message, and of the strategy being part of a 'controlled demolition' of the prime minister. Other commentators mock the synchronisation of the attacks: 'They all seem coordinated'.
Even the mass media, when they get it right, do so with ulterior motives, according to the critical current. Democracy has created a monster it does not know how to control.
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