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How predictable. Do you have any actual arguments beyond smearing the sources? Don’t believe your lying eyes, right? Can you point to any factual inaccuracies in the articles linked or does your reasoning end at “they report inconvenient facts that don’t show up on the NYT/CNN/MSNBC/BBC front pages so they must be biased”.
And here’s the source for the tweet. Didn’t take a whole lot of effort to find (not that you even bothered ofc): https://www.cronicaviva.com.pe/pnp-arresta-a-sujeto-vestido-de-alumna-en-colegio-de-mujeres-en-huancayo-videos/
“not in English–or based in the US–which makes determining the veracity difficult.”
Not my fault that you can’t read Spanish, and are you seriously implying that a Peruvian source should be automatically regarded as dubious? Un gringo tipico…
“you aren’t acting in good faith”
lol
I get that you’d like nothing but Pravda articles confirming that the revolution is going swimmingly, but when you can’t even provide a single example of a factual inaccuracy in any of the articles provided it’s really hard to take you seriously.