Prime Minister Sanna Marin – Research Analysis

Analyzing the tone of online discourse surrounding Prime Minister Sanna Marin.

Cyabra identified that out of more than 14,000 pieces of content published after the leaked video of Marin, only 6.1% posted negative sentiment. There were also imposters within this discourse, making up 7.7% of all profiles within the discourse. The profiles and interactions within the conversation were primarily neutral and positive in sentiment.

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