Overview
- Published by Ariel in 2025, the book includes a prologue by Premio Cervantes laureate Sergio Ramírez, according to Spanish coverage.
- La Verdad cites 106 testimonies, while other outlets report more than one hundred participants, including Nobel and Pulitzer winners as reported claims.
- Belzunce argues that disinformation also occurs when society stops caring about what is true, a stance he highlights in interviews promoting the book.
- The contributors come from multiple countries and discuss pressures such as algorithm-driven falsehoods, orchestrated harassment, and demands for greater transparency.
- Belzunce, now director general editorial at Vocento and a former reporter with early internet experience, positions the work as a call for ethical, accountable reporting.