Venezuela slams Facebook ‘totalitarianism’ for Maduro page freeze
Al Jazeera
Facebook says it froze Venezuelan president’s page for 30 days because he violated COVID-19 misinformation rules.
The Venezuelan government has hit out against Facebook after the social media giant put a “freeze” on the page of President Nicolas Maduro over COVID-19 misinformation. In a statement on Sunday, the country’s information ministry accused Facebook of going after “content geared toward combatting the pandemic”. A day earlier, Facebook confirmed that it had put a freeze on Maduro’s page for 30 days after he violated the platform’s policies around the spread of COVID-19 misinformation.
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