Venezuelans can take domestic flights with their valid or expired ID card. This was clarified by the Administrative Service of Identification, Immigration, and Foreigners (Saime) this Saturday.

 

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The agency’s clarification comes in response to the alleged restriction for boarding domestic flights with expired ID cards circulating on social media.

Saime denied this Saturday, May 10, that there were any impediments for Venezuelans traveling within Venezuelan territory. However, he confirmed that boarding is not permitted if other documents, such as a driver’s license, a copy of an ID card, institutional ID cards, or passports, are presented.

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This Sunday, the UN Venezuela Office of Humanitarian Affairs indicated through its social networks that its official account was hacked.

The UN agency on Venezuelan soil for humanitarian affairs warned citizens that the information that was appearing in their account was not published by the UN.

In this sense, they recommended not accessing their links while they claimed to be working to resolve the vulnerability situation to which the data of their official account was exposed.

The office in charge of addressing humanitarian emergencies in Venezuela made the announcement and warning through a post on the social network X.

🚨ATENCIÓN🚨
Desde @onuvenezuela informamos que la cuenta oficial de OCHA Venezuela ha sido hackeada y en estos momentos su contenido no está siendo publicado por ONU. Se recomienda no entrar a sus enlaces.

Estamos trabajando para recuperar la cuenta. Les mantendremos informados

— ONU Venezuela (@onuvenezuela) January 28, 2024

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Twitch announced that it will block all those users who share false information or ‘fake news’ regularly through the platform in order to protect other users from dangerous content. This was reported by the company through a statement in which it indicated that it had updated the rules of use in its section referring to the Policies of ‘spam’, scams and malicious conduct.

The information refers to the rule related to the limitation of false news that its content can “cause significant damage if allowed on the service.” In addition, the platform reported that it made alliances with “more than a dozen researchers and experts to understand and appreciate how misinformation spreads, as well as the user profiles responsible for it.”

The result of this alliance has made it possible to determine the characteristics and profiles of users who share this type of information on the network, identifying three main criteria.

The first is related to the frequency of sharing information, verifying that they persistently share erroneous information. The second criterion is linked to topics, noting that they do so on “widely refuted disinformation” topics, while the third criterion is linked to the distribution of “harmful information, such as conspiracies that promote violence.”

Twitch: Focused on user health

The company, in its statement, stated that it will use these criteria to especially analyze misinformation about health and conspiracies related “to dangerous treatments or Covid-19, as well as disinformation promoted by conspiracy networks linked to violence, among other recurrent topics.”

“We have selected these criteria because, taken together, they create the greatest risk of harm, including inciting harm in the real world,” and said it would only block users who meet those three criteria.

Twitch also indicated that it will continue to take action on misinformation targeting specific communities in accordance with the “Harassment and Hateful Conduct Policy” and will continue to adjust security conditions according to misinformation trends and misbehavior.

On the other hand, the platform urges the members of its community to report users who engage in the activity of placing in danger to the rest of the community members through an email indicating the name of the account and any evidence that supports the complaint.

M. Rodríguez

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