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Pedro Camacho

Facthequeado's Tamoa Calzadilla: "we want people to vote based on evidence, not misinformation"

Tamoa Calzadilla, editor-in-chief of Factchequeado (Credit: Photo provided by Tamoa Calzadilla)

It is expected that close to 17.5 million Latinos will be casting a ballot this upcoming presidential election. And the demographic's vote could have outsized importance given Latinos' presence in decisive in battleground states like Arizona and Nevada, where they turned out in record numbers for the midterms in 2022.

But as the Americans gear up for what is set to be a consequential election, concerns about issues such as misinformation and disinformation take a more prominent spot in the political conversation.

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