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  • 2019-05-28 (xsd:date)
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  • with some participants dropping out while new partners might join in. But you’d better keep an eye on us." Enthousiastic students and lecturers Also the current participating Journalism schools show enthusiasm to go on. Elvira van Noort (en)
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  • Rumours have it that the EJTA project EUfactcheck is definitely going to stop after 26 May 2019. The political debates died down, the EU elections are all over. However, we consider the rumours to be false. Why would EUfactcheck continue to exist when there are no more election campaigns? That’s the argument behind the gossip and half-truths that could be heard through the grapevine. We talked to the coordinator of the international fact-checking project, Nadia Vissers of Artesis Plantijn in Antwerp, Belgium. She is very strict in her conclusion: Of course (en)
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