Twitterzuela Users Also Lost Interest In Politics
Social media was at the center of Venezuelan regional elections, but instead of a conversation it was a bit of a mess
The World’s Biggest Orchestra Is the Regime’s Favorite Subject
This week, Probox Politwitter highlighted how the government used El Sistema’s Guinness World Record as one of the year’s most important pieces of propaganda
Chavismo Trolls Its Way Around the Crimes Against Humanity Investigation
This week, Probox Politwitter highlighted the elections and the misinformation regarding Alex Saab. But the most relevant topic was the ICC Chief Prosecutor’s visit
The Electoral Campaign Is Very Much Alive… on Social Media
While the Ministry of Communications and Information breaks electoral regulations it also promotes content surveillance. This is how the campaign kick off looked on social media
Bots Are Leading the Online Conversation Against the UCV
This week Maduro announced measures that affect Venezuela’s most important university. Here’s how we are talking about it on social media and who could benefit from that
Alex Saab, Chavismo’s Twitter Martyr
We’re happy to announce a media partnership with Probox to feature some of the findings of its PoliTwitter newsletter—with our twist. PoliTwitter monitors organic and inorganic content on social media and analyzes the dynamics of our social media ecosystem
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