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On January 6, in the midst of an attack by hundreds of Donald Trump supporters on the Capitol, Twitter deleted three messages from the president of the United States and temporarily blocked his account, considering that they had instigated the assault.
It was not the first warning.
In recent months, to prevent misinformation on issues as sensitive as the presidential elections and the pandemic, the networks had tightened their content moderation policies.
And although Trump was more protected than the common citizen, because his speech was considered in the public interest, some of his tweets already ...
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