Venezuela: ''Nicolike" digital campaign advances
The digital campaign "Nicolike", an initiative to confront the censorship imposed on president Nicolás Maduro in social networks, is advancing. Through digital platforms, the Venezuelan people respond to the international media blockade aimed at making the massive mobilizations in support of the national government and its policies invisible. TeleSUR
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00:00In Venezuela, the digital campaign Nicolaic, an initiative to confront the censorship imposed
00:06on President Nicolás Maduro in social media, is advancing.
00:10Through digital platforms, the Venezuelan people respond to the international media
00:15blockade aimed at making the massive mobilizations in support of the national government and
00:19its policies invisible.
00:21Through President Nicolás Maduro's social media, users will be able to interact with
00:25the president and produce digital content with the hashtag Nicolaic.
00:29This digital mobilization will be a space to align the communication agendas of the
00:34country's social and political movements in order to guarantee the re-election of Nicolás
00:38Maduro this coming July 28th.
00:52In this context, the president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, marked the beginning of the
00:55digital campaign Nicolaic, publishing through his social media accounts that today, Sunday,
01:02they are going to defeat censorship and ban in the media joint efforts and assume a new
01:08attitude and power.
01:17For her part, the first combatant, Celia Flores de Maduro, published on her WhatsApp channel
01:21a video in support of the digital campaign hashtag Nicolaic, in order to break the censorship
01:26imposed on the accounts of Nicolás Maduro and the Venezuelan people.
01:36Likewise, the Minister of Communication, Alfred Nazareth, stated on X that the hashtag Nicolaic
01:41campaign begins a challenge to break the censorship and banning of President Nicolás Maduro on
01:46social media and encourage people to follow Nicolás Maduro's channel on WhatsApp.
01:52Venezuelan Foreign Minister Iván Gil also joined the digital campaign and wrote on the
01:58social media X that now everyone is breaking censorship in the social medias and encourage
02:04everyone to follow all the accounts of President Nicolás Maduro, combined with the hashtag
02:09Nicolaic, like and repost the publication.
02:13We will win.
02:21We will win.