Spain's Stand Against Tech Titans: Social Media Ban for Youth
Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced intentions to prohibit young individuals from accessing social media platforms. Accusing tech giants of disseminating misinformation, the government reinforced its stance against yielding to these 'tech oligarchs.' This move marks a significant challenge to the influence of technology firms in the country.
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In a bold move, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez declared Spain's plans to bar young people from social media, signaling a firm government stance amidst growing digital concerns.
The Prime Minister openly criticized tech companies, accusing them of spreading falsehoods about Spain, reiterating the need to shield the younger populace from these potential threats.
This decisive action lays bare Spain's ongoing battle against what it terms 'tech oligarchs,' marking a pivotal moment in its digital governance strategy.
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