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Ask the archive and it answers with sources
“What was said about this in August?” You write to everything Nexo has read and heard, and it answers with the stories and audio that back it up: every claim with its quote.
The problemEvery new question was a separate request, and reconstructing what the radio said three weeks ago was impossible.
How did the media cover the water outage?
The first report spoke of eight hundred homes without service in three neighborhoods[1]. Around noon, on the radio, the figure had already passed two thousand[2], and service was expected to be restored that same night[3].
I found no mentions of the outage in outlets outside the capital on those days.
[1]Diario del Sur — “Three neighborhoods without service after a break in the main line”
[2]Radio Litoral — “More than two thousand homes affected by noon” · min 12:40
[3]El Semanal Económico — “Service expected to be restored tonight”
Illustrative example: the organization, the outlets and the events are made up.
How it answers
You write normally
About a topic, a period, an outlet or a person, in your own words.
Every claim, with its source
One click and you're in the original story or at the minute it was said.
If it doesn't know, it says so
If there's no backing in the archive, it doesn't make up an answer.
Press, radio and social media
Everything captured since each source joined the archive.
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