The management will hold meetings with the main big techs this week to discuss delicate topics such as regulating social networks, suspending accounts and combating fake news and hate speech.
The conversations will be held after open seminars for party members, which will focus on practical guidance on using online tools.
The workshops will take place on four consecutive days starting this Tuesday (14). TikTok, Google/YouTube, Meta (Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp) and Kwai will participate successively, one per day.
Around 3,000 people signed up for the open courses, which take place online and in person.
“The idea is to offer qualifications on content creation, strategies to enhance reach and views and the use of each tool for each network, which has different audiences and formats for communicating. Our idea is to engage PT activists as assets for content production and political disputes in the digital environment”, .
The closed meetings that will take place after the workshops will be attended by the party’s national leadership, parliamentarians and campaign coordinators, in addition to company representatives.
The idea is to have a frank discussion with each platform, but with the aim of opening dialogue and creating an institutional relationship between the two parties. The PT is critical of the absolute freedom of action of big techs and that is why there was resistance in the past to approaching them.
However, the understanding prevailed that it is not possible to ignore these tools, at the risk of the party falling behind in relation to
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