Democrats create bilingual tool to combat disinformation aimed at Latinos
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee created a collection of graphics in English and Spanish for people to use as a "rapid response" to disinformation. Melissa Pluguez Moldavskiy, co-medical director of Unidos Contra COVID, administers a vaccination during an outreach event for the Latino community in Upper Darby, Pa., on Aug. 22. Democrats are trying to push back on disinformation aimed at Latinos, including some they say is spread by Republicans. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, responsible for getting Democrats elected and re-elected to the U.S. House, has launched what it calls a digital information hub, "Juntos Together," to target disinformation aimed at Hispanics, particularly in Spanish. The hub carries colorful infographics and GIFs in English and Spanish that can be downloaded, shared and embedded on social media platforms as something of a "rapid response" to disinformation. Many of the graphics address vaccinations,