Far-right populists much more likely than the left to spread fake news – study - WiredFocus

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Online disinformation is an integral part of the radical right-wing strategy, while the left-wing parties, whether radical, ecologist or social-democrat, are less likely to resort to this practice.

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Far-right populists are far more likely to spread fake news on social media than politicians from mainstream or far-left parties, according to a study that claims that amplifying disinformation is now part of...

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Far-right politicians spread fake news on a large scale, which is rare in other parties.

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Two teams show that right-wing populist MPs spread far more disinformation on social media and right-wing media are less trustworthy

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Far-right populists are much more likely to spread fake news on social media than other politicians.

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Far-right populists in Netherlands more likely to spread misinformation, study finds

A new study has revealed that far-right populist politicians in the Netherlands, along with their counterparts across Europe, are significantly more likely to spread fake news on social media compared to their peers in mainstream or far-left parties.