By analyzing online conversations, we seek to understand how manipulation operates across the region’s digital ecosystems.
Using digital social listening, we examine sociopolitical narratives in Latin America’s online spaces to document and alert audiences to malicious campaigns, influence operations, and other dynamics that affect digital rights and civic space.
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Networks for Survival: How Mexico Helps Prop Up the Cuban Regime
A report by Gobierno y Análisis Político A.C. (Gapac) covering July and August 2026 identifies Mexico as the main hub of international support for Havana, where government backing, labor unions, protests, and institutional cooperation, which now extends to education, all converge
UN Mission Documents Venezuela’s Enduring Machinery of Digital Surveillance and Persecution
In its final report, the UN Fact-Finding Mission documented how Venezuela combines repressive laws, website blocking, video surveillance, and information manipulation to control the digital environment
Double Earthquake in Venezuela: Only 6 of 41 Institutions Reported on the First Day of the Emergency
Of at least 41 state institutions responsible for responding to Venezuela’s double earthquake, only 6 reported that day, 14 within the next 48 hours, and 21 after more than three days or not at all. Three months later, delays, propaganda, and gaps in official information persist
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