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On November 4, Spain’s Interior Ministry activated a security coordination network bringing together security and intelligence agencies and government institutions to monitor cyber threats, protect voter data and vote-counting systems, and counter disinformation ahead of the legislative elections scheduled for November 29. Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares warned of possible interference by foreign actors, while a report by the company Golden Owl uncovered a network involving nearly half a million subscriptions to Spanish channels and pages set up from Vietnam to spread misleading content. This comes amid a heated election campaign: a poll put the Socialists in the lead with 30.8%, followed by the People’s Party at 28.8% and Vox at 17.2%.
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