Analysis of the general election hoax news phenomenon from the perspective of Pancasila as the integrity of the Indonesian nation
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https://doi.org/10.34117/bjdv10n6-049Keywords:
Pancasila, general elections, hoax news, IndonesiaAbstract
A common occurrence in society that frequently causes divisions among people is the dissemination of fake news before to the general election. In addition to examining the logical outcomes that can result from the incorrect and inappropriate application of Pancasila values in the affairs of the nation and state, this study seeks to understand how attitudes toward fake news that circulates in Indonesian society are related to the application of Pancasila values, particularly prior to general elections or democratic parties. Using primary and secondary sources gathered from official websites and online news, a qualitative descriptive approach of library research is employed. A literature review was the method of data collecting employed in this investigation. Qualitative analysis was done on the gathered data. Stop hoax. Stop Money Politics. Hoax must be stopped.
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