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Sabia sharply criticized the media’s coverage of these events, accusing outlets like The New York Times of orchestrating narratives that depict anti-immigration protests as far-right extremism. He emphasized that the framing discourages legitimate concerns about safety and sovereignty, instead branding protesters as enemies of multiculturalism—a label he sees as dangerous and inaccurate.
He argued that the media’s portrayal of “far-right” activism as rooted in hate obscures genuine fears about cultural preservation and safety. This narrative, he claims, suppresses open debate and manipulates public opinion, fueling societal division while Europe’s borders and coherence continue to weaken.