Venezuelan President Maduro deletes WhatsApp from his phone screen on live TV: Invites the public to delete the app
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro deleted WhatsApp on live television, citing that certain groups in the country are using the platform to spread violence and hatred. Maduro also called on citizens to do the same.
During a special television broadcast he attended in the capital, Caracas, Maduro showed his phone screen to the cameras and officially uninstalled the WhatsApp application.
Maduro stated that soldiers, police officers, and community leaders were being threatened via WhatsApp, and for this reason, he asked the public to delete WhatsApp voluntarily and gradually.
Appealing to the public, Maduro said, "I have gotten rid of WhatsApp. Venezuelan families, youth, patriotic men and women, do you want peace? Delete WhatsApp, because it has given the list of all of Venezuela to Colombian drug traffickers and imperialism. No to WhatsApp. I recommend Telegram and WeChat."
He invited the public to delete the app
— 12punto (@12puntocomtr) August 7, 2024
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News Source: AA
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