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Four AI Tools for Analyzing Public Documents and Data Under Censorship
In authoritarian regimes, opacity is the weapon of choice for stifling investigative journalism. Today, artificial intelligence is turning that equation on its head.
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Colombian Elections: International Coverage That Amplified Allegations of Fraud and Interference
Between May 10 and June 23, 2026, 372 posts from media outlets from Russia, China, and Latin America were identified regarding Colombia’s presidential election. The analysis found that 41.4% of the content focused on allegations of fraud, foreign interference, or institutional crisis, while official responses and mechanisms for verifying the election process took a back…
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Venezuela’s Earthquake: Solidarity Fills the Void of State Neglect
One month after the earthquakes, the official death toll has surpassed 5,300 and thousands remain missing, a massive wave of grassroots solidarity is clashing with tight state control and allegations of politicized humanitarian aid
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Are Our Messages Being Spied On? Myths and Realities About WhatsApp in Venezuela
Recent accusations by Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro against WhatsApp have reignited fears about digital surveillance. We examine the real cybersecurity risks facing Venezuelans today
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#TheEchoMachine: The network exporting Venezuela’s official narrative
An investigation by ProBox, Cazadores de Fake News, Efecto Cocuyo, and Medianálisis reveals how a media apparatus amplifies and spreads the Venezuelan government’s narratives inside and outside the country
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Bolivia: Decoding the Patterns of Electoral Disinformation
ProBox and Bolivia Verifica conducted this investigation to understand how disinformation was articulated during the 2025 elections and what lessons this process leaves for future elections in the country
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PROFILE | Delcy Rodríguez, Trump’s chosen heir and participant in Venezuelan repression
The power in political, economic, and oil spheres accumulated in recent years by Delcy Rodríguez made her, in Donald Trump’s eyes, an ideal candidate for the post-Maduro transition. However, there are facts and circumstances in her profile that distance her from the moderate image she seeks to project
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The Infrastructure That Amplifies State Narratives in Nicaragua
* In Nicaragua, regime propaganda and that of its international allies (such as the People’s Republic of China) does not circulate on its own: it operates through a hierarchical structure coordinated by the Ortega–Murillo regime

