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The dangerous fake news about chlorine dioxide and the coronavirus.

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The dangerous fake news about chlorine dioxide and the coronavirus.

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Many people at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic recommended the consumption of chlorine dioxide as a treatment for the coronavirus. specialists had to deny the news and alert people to the consequences of doing that, such as poisoning with abdominal pain, nausea or vomiting, and even death. unfortunately many people believed this news and many died or were left with very strong injuries.

luckily today many people are already well informed about the care we have to take for this pandemic.
https://www.pagina12.com.ar/282694-las-peligrosas-fake-news-sobre-el-dioxido-de-cloro-y-el-coro
Bauducco Tomás

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The chain of the yellow image on Whatsapp

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The chain of the yellow image on Whatsapp

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In 2014 in WhatsApp, a chain began to go viral against the policies of the government of Spain, which said that if you supported this you should put as profile picture in your application the yellow image that had the person who shared it with you. Days later began to go viral the new news that this same yellow image was an encrypted image that when determined as profile picture steals all your data.  But as it says in the news "In case anyone had doubts: no, by putting a yellow WhatsApp image you will not be at risk. There is no danger at all". It is simply image, which in no way has access to your data. .
https://www.genbeta.com/actualidad/cazadores-de-fakes-el-bulo-de-la-imagen-amarilla-de-whatsapp
Micaela Perez

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Luis Ventura, the famous argentine journalist, announced on his TV program the death of Jorge “Cacho” Fontana, caused by pneumonia as a result of Covid 19. His partners asked him if he wanted to check the information before confirming, but he said that “Death is irrefutable” and continued giving the fake new. This false information was spread by many media so Fontana -from the hospital- had to deny his own death in an interview with Radio Mitre. He said he was “More alive than ever” and his health was improving. The journalist had to apologize in public.

https://www.tvshow.com.uy/personajes/luis-ventura-anuncio-error-muerte-cacho-fontana-debio-pedir-disculpas.html

Mia Alvarez

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fake news sobre Lali Espósito que fue tendencia en redes a pesar de su ausencia

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fake news sobre Lali Espósito que fue tendencia en redes a pesar de su ausencia

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A journalist of clarín said that the wonderful and beautiful Lali Esposito had been wearing a silver dress smiling to the camera, but that picture had been taken during the Festival of Venice in 2018.

This piece of news was published on the web portal of Clarín on the 26th of April this year.

Many famous people posted the photo on Twitter and congratulated her because of this great moment and didn't know it was fake news! Some of them were: Mauricio Macri, Cris Morena, Cristina Kirchner y Alberto Fernández.

We still don't know who published this piece of fake news, maybe it was her fans or the press.
https://www.clarin.com/fama/oscar-2021-fake-news-lali-esposito-tendencia-redes-pesar-ausencia_0_kPdEGrHyw.html
Dalma Rivero

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A young man posted on a website some photos of what looked like a fried rat due to its texture and the toughness of the chicken. He said that he had returned a few days later to complain and that it was when an employee asked for forgiveness and that it was another animal according to the young man's version. This photo was not a rat but looked like a piece of chicken and it could be shown by DNA analysis that it was chicken meat but with a strange shape. In addition, KFC through security cameras confirmed that the boy had never been in the place.

https://www.xataka.com/otros/13-noticias-falsas-que-hemos-ayudado-a-difundir-por-internet-en-2015
(Lucas Mercado)

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Fake News: Leo messi communicated that he will not continue in barcelona 

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Fake News: Leo messi communicated that he will not continue in barcelona 

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Marcelo Bechler, a Brazilian journalist, the same one who announced Neymar's departure to PSG in 2017, revealed this Sunday that Lionel Messi has already communicated to the Barcelona board, chaired by Josep María Bartomeu, that he will not continue in the 2020-21 season .

This journalist took for granted everywhere that Messi would leave Barcelona, ​​but it is not like that because to this day he is still in the Barça club

( THIAGO CEJAS)

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Se acabó todo: Leo Messi ya comunicó al Barcelona que no seguirá en el 2020-21

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Periodista brasileño reveló que Messi ya no cree en el próximo proyecto del FC Barcelona y ha pedido salir del club antes del final de su contrato.

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The unusual error of the Argentine presenter who "reported" the recent death of the genius of literature William Shakespeare.

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The unusual error of the Argentine presenter who "reported" the recent death of the genius of literature William Shakespeare.

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An Argentine newsreader mixed up the author William Shakespeare with the first man to receive a Pfizer jab. Canal 26 presenter, Noelia Novillo, said that one of the most important writers in the English language had died.

In fact it was his namesake, William "Bill" Shakespeare, 81, who died in a hospital in England. Shakespeare, the writer, died in 1616. With social media proving that the whole world is now truly a stage, many people were amused by the reporter's mistake. A person posted on Twitter that the UK had taken more than four centuries to warn of the virus and that on top of that, they blamed China as a joke.

(JIMENA MOCHOTEGUY)

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Fuente de la imagen, Getty Images

Pie de foto,

William Shakespeare, el escritor, murió en 1616.

Una presentadora argentina confundió en antena al histórico dramaturgo inglés William Shakespeare (1564-1616) con el primer hombre que recibió la vacuna de Pfizer contra la covid-19, que falleció esta semana.

La presentadora del Canal 26 Noelia Novillo le dijo a su audiencia que "uno de los escritores más importantes", para ella "el más referente de la lengua inglesa", había fallecido.

En realidad, era un tocayo del escritor inglés, William "Bill" Shakespeare, de 81 años, quien había muerto días antes en un hospital de Reino Unido.

La muerte del Shakespeare, autor de Hamlet, Otelo, Romeo y Julieta y otras obras cumbres de la historia del teatro universal la registran los libros de historia en 1616.

Pero, aparentemente, Novillo no estaba al tanto, ya que les anunció a sus espectadores "una información que realmente nos deja a todos con la boca abierta, ante la magnitud de este hombre".

Novillo prometió: "Vamos a contar el motivo, vamos a contar el porqué" de la muerte de Shakespeare.

Los usuarios en las redes sociales no tardaron en llenarse de bromas y burlas a cuenta del error de la comunicadora.

"Reino Unido tardó más de cuatro siglos en advertir de la presencia del virus. Y, además, culparon a China", tuiteó un usuario.

La explicación

En realidad, Novillo se estaba refiriendo a Bill Shakespeare, antiguo empleado de Rolls Royce y concejal que se convirtió en diciembre en el primer hombre y la segunda persona en recibir la vacuna de Pfizer/BioNtech contra el coronavirus causante de la covid-19.

Murió este jueves de una dolencia no relacionada con la covid-19 en un hospital inglés, según informó el Sistema Nacional de Salud de Reino Unido.

Fuente de la imagen, Reuters

Pie de foto,

William "Bill" Shakespeare, la segunda persona en el mundo en recibir la vacuna de Pfizer contra la covid, murió el pasado jueves por otra enfermedad.

En una emisión posterior del programa, Novillo quiso aclarar su aparente error ante la audiencia: "Soy locutora de radio y televisión desde hace muchos años. Trabajo en este medio y en otros", dijo, y añadió: "Sabía y conocía lo que estaba diciendo y comentándole a toda la gente. Me mal expresé, me faltó un punto, una coma un paréntesis... quería aclarar algo, fui mal explícita y la gente, por supuesto, lo mal interpretó".

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El insólito error de la presentadora argentina que "informó" de la muerte reciente del genio de la literatura William Shakespeare - BBC News Mundo

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Una presentadora argentina confundió en antena al histórico dramaturgo inglés William Shakespeare (1564-1616) con el primer hombre que recibió la vacuna de Pfizer contra la covid-19, que falleció esta semana. La presentadora del Canal 26 Noelia Novillo le dijo a su audiencia que "uno de los escritores más importantes", para ella "el más referente de la lengua inglesa", había fallecido.

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A message circulating on social networks uses the photograph of a Spanish youtuber to falsely assure that the Judicial Investigation Agency (OIJ) issued an alert about a Nicaraguan infected by the new coronavirus.
The image warns the residents of Pavas about an alleged "Nicaraguan undocumented person" who tested positive for covid-19 and who, according to the graphic, "is spitting out doors and handles of cars."
Such an alert does not exist in the OIJ social networks and the man who appears in the image is Raúl Álvarez Genes, a Spanish youtuber who publishes his content under the name “AuronPlay” and the photographs are used to publish false news in different countries of Latin.
Another example of the forgeries towards Raúl was when he was accused of being one of the most wanted people by the FBI on the TELEMUNDO news channel.
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0soQa4v-3E)
-Julian Echeverria