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Algorithmic Elections

-By Javier Wong Q.- Social media is the most widely used medium in Latin America for staying informed about politics. In the pursuit of likes and views, the dangers of false and misleading narratives loom over voters. Emotion goes viral, metrics rule, and algorithms are the minefield through which voters navigate. Who has the vote d

Algorithmic Elections
Apr 28, 2026·1 min read

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Javier Wong Q

Javier Wong Q

Sobre Javier

A journalist and editor with more than 15 years of experience in print and digital media, as well as in the development of editorial projects. His work covers social, cultural, sports, and technology topics, with a focus on digital transformation. He holds a master’s degree in Creative Writing from UPF-BSM. He has written journalistic pieces for the magazines H, AS, and Cosas, as well as works of fiction. He has also edited and produced articles, podcasts, and various types of content, exploring editorial processes and narrative possibilities across different formats. Until recently, he worked on developing communication strategies for radio, television, and the web. He is the co-founder of DodoPress, a digital reading platform. He currently works as a freelancer and resides in St. Louis, Missouri.

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