The level of trust in mass media declined in Latin America and the Caribbean throughout the . In 2010, the share stood at **** percent; 11 years later, it did not surpass ** percent. According to another source, around of the people in countries like Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico used social media as a news source in early 2022.
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