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WATCH: Deepfake row erupts in Spain’s election campaign as PP released AI video of Begoña Gomez and PSOE figures ‘admitting’ to crimes

The PSOE has threatened to take legal action in response, with party spokeswoman Rebecca Torro branding the video ‘deplorable’.

WATCH: Deepfake row erupts in Spain’s election campaign as PP released AI video of Begoña Gomez and PSOE figures ‘admitting’ to crimes

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