Argentina ruling party amends Malvinas bill, redefines disinformation crime

Argentina's ruling coalition accepted amendments to a bill concerning companies operating in the Malvinas Islands, adding congressional oversight and freedom-of-expression guarantees, and redefining a controversial 'mass disinformation' crime. The changes were made to secure support in the Chamber of Deputies, but the text may still be modified. This signals a political compromise, potentially softening a nationalist stance on the islands and a restrictive information law.

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