Argentina's Malvinas bill criminalizes disinformation, alarming free speech advocates

Argentina's government sent a National Sovereignty Bill to Congress that would impose up to 15 years in prison for 'disinformation campaigns' related to the Malvinas conflict. The bill raises concerns among free expression defenders, marking a potential shift toward restrictive information controls under President Milei. The scope and enforcement of the provision remain unclear, and the bill's legislative prospects are uncertain.