YouTube has terminated the “Con el Mazo Dando” channel, operated by Diosdado Cabello, a prominent leader of the socialist party in Venezuela. This decision comes shortly after the channel reached an important milestone, receiving a commemorative plaque for surpassing 100,000 subscribers. However, the video platform took the step of removing the channel indefinitely after a series of complaints.
Diosdado Cabello, considered one of the strongest pillars of Chavismo and often seen as the number two in the Venezuelan regime, used this channel as a platform to spread political messages and comment on national and international news from a pro-government perspective. The cancellation has generated diverse reactions on social media and among political circles, reflecting the polarization and intense debate on freedom of expression and content regulation on digital platforms.
YouTube has not issued a detailed statement on the specific reasons behind the channel’s termination, saying only that the decision is in line with its usage policies and content guidelines. The move underscores the challenges social media platforms face as they try to balance freedom of expression with the need to control the spread of potentially harmful or manipulative information.
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