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"Accidente atentado": así se activó un 'ejército digital' para exculpar al Gobierno tras la tragedia de Urda

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“Accidente atentado": así se activó un 'ejército digital' para exculpar al Gobierno tras la tragedia de Urda”

Cuando aún no se conocía el alcance de la tragedia, en la red social X ya había una 'explicación' repetida por cientos de usuarios: "Fue un sabotaje israelí". Pese a las evidencias, la falsedad no se quedó ahí y se amplificó luego con intervenciones en TVE. En medio del dolor, "el primero que habla sustenta el relato", señala un experto Leer

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