In a recent statement, Daniel Voda underlined the rise of manipulation and disinformation campaigns, especially on the internet, which undermine citizens' trust in state institutions and Moldova's European course. The official listed false narratives promoted by Russian propaganda, but also highlighted the country's achievements on the European path, such as the increase in the budget for families and record investments in infrastructure. Vodă warned that misinformation will increase as parliamentary elections approach, but the authorities will continue to communicate directly with citizens to counter these messages.
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„Fabricile de dezinformare lucrează la turații maxime”. Ofensivă de fake news orchestrată de propaganda rusă, denunțată de guvernul de la Chișinău
Guvernul de la Chişinău denunţă ofensiva de fake news, orchestrată de canalele propagandei ruse împotriva R. Moldova
Guvernul de la Chișinău denunță ofensiva de fake news, orchestrată de canalele propagandei ruse împotriva Republicii Moldova
Guvernul de la Chişinău denunţă ofensiva de fake news, orchestrată de canalele propagandei ruse împotriva R. Moldova
Guvernul de la Chişinău denunţă ofensiva de fake news, orchestrată de canalele propagandei ruse împotriva R. Moldova
Guvernul de la Chişinău denunţă ofensiva de fake news, orchestrată de canalele propagandei ruse împotriva Republicii Moldova
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