AUR's Wave of Complaints: Romanian Electoral Bureau Under Scrutiny Romania is facing a potential censorship crisis as the right-wing political party AUR (Alianța pentru Unirea Românilor) files nearly 400 complaints to the BEC (Biroul Electoral Central), targeting online content deemed as illegal political advertising. This action has resulted in the removal of several videos from social media platforms, raising concerns about freedom of speech and the fairness of the upcoming elections. One influencer, who wishes to remain anonymous, stated, "They're silencing dissenting voices. My videos are being deleted because I'm speaking out against AUR's tactics." The complaints appear to target influencers who use specific hashtags or sounds associated with the opposition. This raises questions about the BEC's impartiality and whether it's being used to suppress political opposition. The situation is further complicated by the fact that the complaints are being filed just days before the crucial May 18th elections. The influencer's appeal to journalists highlights the need for independent media scrutiny in the face of potential political censorship. The outcome of this situation will have significant implications for the upcoming elections and the future of free speech in Romania.
O furtună digitală cu accente politice se desfășoară în plină campanie electorală pentru turul 2 al alegerilor prezidențiale. Mai mulți influenceri ș…
