Fake posts about PM Golob surface online

Fake posts about PM Golob surface online

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The Government Communications Office (UKOM) said that paid fake posts about PM Robert Golob had appeared on Facebook since Wednesday.

As reported, fake posts were with computerised photos and misleading text suggesting that he was arrested by the police, CE Report quotes STA.

The posts have already been removed.

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