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Political analyst Germano Almeida explained to 'Europa Viva' the main impacts of disinformation in the European Union

Now1 September 2026 at 19:00

Political analyst Germano Almeida was invited by the "Europa Viva" program to analyze and explain the main impacts of disinformation in the context of the European Union. During his intervention, Almeida addressed in detail the strategies and false information campaigns that have been affecting the European bloc.

As part of his analysis, the specialist particularly highlighted Russia's role as one of the main actors in the dissemination of disinformation within the European Union. This reference indicates that the analyst considers Russian actions particularly relevant to understanding the informational threats the bloc currently faces.

In addition to Russia, Germano Almeida also drew attention to China's role in disinformation campaigns targeting the European Union. This mention suggests that, from the analyst's perspective, Beijing represents another significant actor in the manipulation of information in the European space.

Almeida's intervention in the "Europa Viva" program comes in the context of growing concern in the European Union regarding threats to informational integrity and the democratic stability of the bloc, highlighting the importance of analyzing and understanding these geopolitical dynamics.

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