Ahead of Spanish election, Sánchez takes aim at TikTok
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has accused the social media platform TikTok of spreading disinformation ahead of the country's snap election.
Sánchez’s comments come as the country braces for a snap election later this month, a race that has already seen the conservative People’s Party launch its manifesto on Tuesday.
The platform, owned by ByteDance, has become a focal point in the political discourse, with Sánchez accusing it of being a vector for disinformation.
The conservative front-runner, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has also made headlines, stating that it is “fair, fitting and unquestionable” that Spain hosts the 2030 World Cup final.
As the election approaches, the political landscape is becoming increasingly complex, with both sides using social media to shape the narrative.
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