Disinformation · January, 2019
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Stories about Disinformation from January, 2019
Venezuela's crisis of political legitimacy has rocked Wikipedia — and might have led to its blocking
Venezuela 15 January 2019
Venezuelan Wikipedians are at war over a question rattling the country: Who has legitimate claim to the presidency?
About our Disinformation coverage
Stories about the manipulation of information, or the creation/distribution of false information that is intended to mislead
