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Reconhecimento da qualidade como prescritor contra a desinformação

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Desinformação, Twitter, parlamentares, comunicação política, COVID-19, minorias sociais

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Recebido: 20-12-2021

Revisado: 13-01-2022

Aceite: 02-03-2022

OnlineFirst: 15-05-2022

Data de publicação: 01-07-2022

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Campos-Domínguez, E., Esteve-Del-Valle, M., & Renedo-Farpón, C. (2022). Rhetoric of parliamentary disinformation on Twitter. [Retóricas de desinformación parlamentaria en Twitter]. Comunicar, 72, 47-58. https://doi.org/10.3916/C72-2022-04

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