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France: fake news at the time of the presidential election
Since the second round, Sunday April 24, certain rumors relayed on social networks claim that Emmanuel Macron was re-elected thanks to massive fraud.
It is not so: Some information has actually been manipulated to build this fake news © Imagem de memyselfaneye por Pixabay
By: Sébastien Duhamel Follow
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**This week
the Dessous de l'infox column looks
back on the French presidential election.
Since the second round, Sunday April 24, certain rumors relayed on social networks claim that Emmanuel Macron was re-elected thanks to massive fraud.
It is not so: Some information has actually been manipulated to build this fake news.
**The France 24 Observers
editorial
team also looked into the presidential election in France, with around ten verifications published on their site.
A campaign relatively spared by fake news, we learn, at a time when fake news abounds on the war in Ukraine
**Guest of Dessous de l'infox:
Thomas Huchon
, co-author of the book
Anti fake news: The essential book to disentangle the true from the false
, published by First.
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