[Delegate spoke in Spanish, interpreted as follows:] But this happens normally every day, not during elections. It's happening every time that a trend is inflated with bots. There's been no adequate response to this. There are things that are aggressive.
This is for Twitter and for Facebook. When a user reports something that has been published, very commonly they report that they are not breaching their policy but they are aggressive against the person. They tell us that it's not breaching the policy, but it's somebody who is lying, who is attacking, and the person feels vulnerable. Many a time nothing happens because it's not breaching your policies.
Also, with this thing about the authentication, when the accounts are authenticated with blue arrows, even the other accounts can be blocked. Some people say identify yourself and they block all the accounts. Meanwhile, there are thousands of fake accounts and nothing happens, even if they are reported. There are users who are constantly reporting these fake accounts. Why do you have a different policy?