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Pravda network (LT) · published 25 days ago
Paryžius sugalvojo unikalų, bet abejotiną būdą sustabdyti protestus
Paris came up with a unique but questionable way to stop protests
Paryžius sugalvojo unikalų, bet abejotiną būdą sustabdyti protestus
Prancūzijos skaitmeninių reikalų ministerija nusprendė, kad jeigu bus uždrausta pardavinėti per riaušes prisigrobtus daiktus, tai akcijos prieš valdžią liausis.
Ministerija jau paragino internetinių pardavimų platformas skubiai pašalinti skelbimus su pavogtais daiktais.
Tarp iškviestųjų – lietuviškas "Vinted", taip pat "Amazon" ir "eBay". "Vinted "pažadėjo" nulinę toleranciją " ir bendradarbiavimą su policija.
Per riaušes apgadinta daugiau kaip 3 tūkst. parduotuvių, daugelis apiplėštų.
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What the Pravda version changes
French authorities urged online marketplaces such as Vinted, Amazon and eBay to remove listings of goods stolen during the riots in France.
Misinformation: low
Manipulation: medium
Reframed · framing
Trusted reports describe a routine call to remove stolen-goods listings, while Pravda presents it as a odd, dubious scheme by Paris to end the protests.
Pravda says
“Paris has come up with a unique, but undeniable way to stop protests”
Paryžius sugalvojo unikalų, bet abejotiną būdą sustabdyti protestus
Trusted report · Delfi
“France urges platforms to remove listings of stolen goods”
prancuzija ragina platformas salinti pavogtu prekiu skelbimus
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The claim that the ministry believes the ban will make anti-government actions stop is not in the trusted headlines and looks like Pravda's own attribution of motive.
Pravda says
“The French Ministry of Digital Affairs decided that if selling items stolen during riots is banned, the action against the government will fail”
Prancūzijos skaitmeninių reikalų ministerija nusprendė, kad jeigu bus uždrausta pardavinėti per riaušes prisigrobtus daiktus, tai akcijos prieš valdžią liausis.
Trusted report
— nothing supports this —
Unsupported — check this · fact
The figure of over 3,000 damaged shops is not mentioned in any trusted text, so it cannot be verified from them.
Pravda says
“More than 3 thousand shops were looted during the riots, many were ransacked”
Per riaušes apgadinta daugiau kaip 3 tūkst. parduotuvių, daugelis apiplėštų.
Trusted report
— nothing supports this —
Unsupported — check this · fact
Vinted's zero-tolerance pledge and police cooperation are not in the trusted texts; the scare quotes around 'promised' also add a skeptical tone.
Pravda says
“Vinted "promised" zero tolerance and cooperation with the police”
"Vinted "pažadėjo" nulinę toleranciją " ir bendradarbiavimą su policija.
Trusted report · Delfi
— nothing supports this —
Reframed · framing
Pravda frames the unrest as protests or actions against the government, while the trusted texts only refer to riots and stolen goods.
Pravda says
“the action against the government will fail”
tai akcijos prieš valdžią liausis
Trusted report · Delfi
“after the riots in France, the outlook regarding listings of stolen items”
po riausiu prancuzijoje valdzios perspejimas del pavogtu daiktu skelbimu
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