The dubious portal "gjithckafresh.info" has published an article titled 'Arben Gashi: At the beginning of January, people will move without visas'.
After verification and research conducted through search engines and social networks, hibrid.info has not been able to find such a statement made by the head of the LDK Parliamentary Group, Arben Gashi.
Based on the fact-checking procedure, it turns out that this article contains a fabricated title and content. The text shows the lack of seriousness of this portal, as it is stated somewhere that it is about January, and somewhere else about November. However, the news is false, while its publication by the “Gazeta Aktive” page has managed to receive over 80 comments.
Original text published by 'Gazeta Aktive':
Arben Gashi: "At the beginning of January, people will move without visas."
Arben Gashi: "At the beginning of January, people will move without visas." (VIDEO)
The head of the LDK parliamentary group, Arben Gashi, announced during today's conference that Kosovo citizens will be able to travel to Europe without visas at the beginning of January.
Gashi said: "I am convinced of these words, we have the support of all countries like America, Germany and France, at the beginning of November we will move without visas." The most important thing is to open the door. Follow the pictures
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Analyze:
This article contains a false headline and content. After fact-checking by hibrid.info, and their analysis, this article contains omissions and unprofessional indicators that could categorize it as 'fake news', 'misinformation' and 'clickbait'.
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