US diplomat Kurt Campbell encountered the extent of China's influence when he visited Solomon Islands. A fabricated story about US biological labs in Ukraine, originating from Russia and amplified by Chinese propaganda, appeared in local media. This highlights China's growing efforts to manipulate global perceptions through disinformation.
Cuando el veterano diplomático estadounidense Kurt Campbell viajó a las Islas Salomón para contrarrestar la influencia de Beijing en ese país del Pacífico Sur, rápidamente descubrió hasta dónde llega China para difundir su mensaje.
Los sitios a menudo se dirigen a audiencias específicas y tienen nombres que suenan como de organizaciones de noticias tradicionales o el de periódicos desaparecidos. A diferencia de Rusia o Irán, que han mostrado claras preferencias en la campaña presidencial estadounidense, Beijing es más cauteloso y se centra en difundir contenido positivo sobre China. Si bien los sitios no son propiedad del gobierno de China, publican contenido chino.
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