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A raíz de la Estación de Números V32 en farsi supuestamente transmitiendo hacia Irán, he visto artículos con títulos clickbait estilo: “Se resucita un método de comunicaciones de la Guerra Fría” y tal. Pues no, probablemente lo que pasa es que no tienes ni idea, pero esos métodos nunca se abandonaron.

Rubén Pulido explica cómo enfrentar la manipulación emocional de los promotores de la inmigración masiva.