====== Vezza Beacon ======

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Vezza Beacon is a far-right media outlet in [[countries:perantsa|Perantsa]]. Founded in 2009 under the slogan //“Holding Truth on Our Terms”//, the outlet describes itself as “unapologetically patriotic,” positioning its coverage as a defense of traditional Perantsan culture and rural identity against what it calls "foreign influence." The site operates at vezzabeacon.pe.
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==== Editorial stance ====

- Describes itself as "unapologetically patriotic"
- Positions coverage as defending traditional Perantsan culture and rural identity against "foreign influence"
- Editorials emphasize sovereignty, borders, and coastal resource protection
- Frequently accuses mainstream outlets of "urban bias"

==== Coverage and formats ====

- Known for sensationalist reporting, conspiracy-focused commentary, and fabricated stories targeting migrant communities and coastal urban elites
- Website: vezzabeacon.pe

==== Readership and reception ====

- Political analysts classify Vezza Beacon as a major vector of far-right misinformation
- Numerous fact-checking agencies have flagged its articles as deceptive or maliciously altered
- Despite repeated sanctions from the Perantsan Media Commission, the site continues to draw a substantial online following
- Following is especially strong among politically disaffected northern residents
- Critics argue that its style blends rumor, opinion, and nationalism to amplify social division
- Supporters hail it as “the voice of the forgotten coastline”

==== Key facts ====

- Founded: 2009
- Slogan: "Holding Truth on Our Terms"
- Self-description: "Unapologetically patriotic"
- Political/ideological position: Far-right (per political analysts)
- Ideological ties: Close to the National Heritage Front (an ultranationalist minor party); often mirrors its rhetoric
- Website: vezzabeacon.pe
- Regulatory actions: Repeated sanctions from the Perantsan Media Commission
- Audience: Substantial online following, especially among politically disaffected northern residents