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28 febrero, 2022
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Un Putin humillado y arrinconado puede ser muy peligroso (Gideon Rachman)

 
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Vladimir Putin’s grand plan is unravelling
But a cornered Russian president could become even more ruthless and dangerous
Análisis de ayer de @gideonrachman en @FT: «Un #Putin humillado y arrinconado puede ser más brutal y peligroso». Texto y video de 44 min.
 
 

27 febrero, 2022
por Felipe Sahagún
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What is next for Ukraine? (Foreign Policy)

 

As Russian armed forces invade Ukraine from several directions, and the West responds with sanctions, how far will Russian President Vladimir Putin go? What options remain on the table to stop him? And what happens to Ukraine’s population and its economy? FP editor in chief Ravi Agrawal spoke with Anne-Marie Slaughter, CEO of New America and a former director of policy planning at the U.S. State Department; Angela Stent, a former U.S. intelligence officer on Russia and the author of Putin’s World: Russia Against the West and With the Rest; and David Miliband, president and CEO of the International Rescue Committee and the U.K.’s former foreign secretary. (Feb 25, 2022)

Find FP’s latest coverage of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine here.

 

27 febrero, 2022
por Felipe Sahagún
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Ukraine’s invasion

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The Fog of War and the Grammar of War (George Friedman, Feb 24, 2022)

The fog of war is an ancient concept, worn but true. Advancing on what he thinks is an enemy position, sitting in an armored personnel carrier, a soldier dreams many dreams, mostly nightmares, and can rapidly become trapped in hallucinations. The sound of a hatch slamming shut is transformed into an artillery round being fired. A person yelling in the distance is transformed into the sound of a division approaching. The frightened mumbles of a buddy become an incoming airstrike. Fear is the husband to illusions, and those illusions can become truth to a reporter unschooled in the grammar of war. Continue leyendo →

27 febrero, 2022
por Felipe Sahagún
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La desinformación sobre el conflicto ruso-ucraniano (AFP Factual, Poynter, Peter W. Singer y otros 15 medios)

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La madrugada del 24 de febrero, el presidente Vladimir Putin anunció su decisión de lanzar “una operación militar” en Ucrania, luego de semanas de tensión en la frontera y de negociaciones diplomáticas entre Rusia y Occidente. Poco después de su discurso empezaron a escucharse explosiones en varias ciudades ucranianas. En paralelo, en redes sociales circulan fotos y videos vinculados al conflicto, algunos de ellos sacados de contexto o sin relación alguna con el mismo. Aquí, lo que la #AFP verificó hasta el momento:

Foto tomada de @afpfr

 
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As news of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine spread across the world, misinformation quickly followed.
What are your audiences seeing on social media? Our colleagues at PolitiFact have debunked six internet hoaxes so far. Here’s how you can spot fake videos and photos from the conflict for yourself — and for your community. And for your friends abroad, signatories of Poynter’s International Fact-Checking Network developed a new database to share debunked disinformation from more than 45 different countries.
 

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27 febrero, 2022
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Shifa Gardi Award 2022 (Lyse Doucet, BBC)

Lyse Doucet received Shifa Gardi Award for war zone reporting. Graphic: Rudaw

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Thank you so much for this great tribute in the name of #ShifaGardi. May her memory and her spirit never fade 🎤Traducir TweetCitar TweetRudaw English@RudawEnglish · 25 feb.The 2022 Shifa Gardi Award was awarded to BBC journalist Lyse Doucet, who is renowned as a foreign correspondent in some of the toughest war zones. Continue leyendo →

26 febrero, 2022
por Felipe Sahagún
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Media ordered to whitewash Russian invasion of Ukraine (AJEnglish)

A person carries a banner during an anti-war protest, after Russia launched a massive military operation against Ukraine, in Moscow, Russia February 24, 2022. The banner reads "Putin - Nuremberg. No war".

26 Feb 2022

Russia’s communications regulator has ordered media outlets in the country to remove reports describing the continuing attack on Ukraine as an “assault, invasion, or declaration of war” – or face being blocked and fined.

In a statement on Saturday, Roskomnadzor accused several independent media outlets of spreading “unreliable socially significant untrue information” about the shelling of Ukrainian cities by the Russian army and civilian deaths. Continue leyendo →