Talk:Jorge Pueyo
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Latest comment: 2 years ago by 79.157.30.240 in topic Would a tweet by his official account saying he is gay be considered a reliable source?
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Would a tweet by his official account saying he is gay be considered a reliable source?
[edit]I am not going to put it again, but this is is what happened because they said it was defamatory for me to put LGBT legislators to a tweet made by Jorge Pueyo saying he is gay https://twitter.com/jorge_pueyo95/status/1719295874054893867 so my question is does it only need to be like an official speech or something? 79.157.30.240 (talk) 16:26, 31 October 2023 (UTC)
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