Redes Sociales

Facebook mantiene veto a Donald Trump

Medida contra expresidente de EE. UU. será revisada en seis meses

(FILES) In this file photo illustration, a smart phone screen displays the logo of Facebook on a Facebook website background, on April 7, 2021, in Arlington, Virginia - Facebook's independent Oversight Board announced on April 13, 2021 it would start accepting requests to remove "harmful content" that users believe has been wrongly allowed to remain on the leading social network. The move broadens the mandate of the so-called "supreme court" of Facebook, which up to now had been tasked with reviewing instances of whether content was improperly taken down from Facebook or Instagram. (Photo by OLIVIER DOULIERY / AFP)
(FILES) In this file photo illustration, a smart phone screen displays the logo of Facebook on a Facebook website background, on April 7, 2021, in Arlington, Virginia - Facebook's independent Oversight Board announced on April 13, 2021 it would start accepting requests to remove "harmful content" that users believe has been wrongly allowed to remain on the leading social network. The move broadens the mandate of the so-called "supreme court" of Facebook, which up to now had been tasked with reviewing instances of whether content was improperly taken down from Facebook or Instagram. (Photo by OLIVIER DOULIERY / AFP) OLIVIER DOULIERY
Las decisiones del panel de supervisión independiente de Facebook son vinculantes. Foto AFP (OLIVIER DOULIERY/AFP)

El panel de supervisión independiente de Facebook decidió este miércoles mantener el veto impuesto por la plataforma al expresidente estadounidense Donald Trump, pero pidió una revisión de esa medida en los próximos seis meses.

La junta, cuyas decisiones son vinculantes para la red social, dijo que Trump creó un ambiente que daba pie a "un serio riesgo de violencia" con sus comentarios sobre el violento ataque al Capitolio de Estados Unidos por parte de sus seguidores el pasado 6 de enero.

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