When the time comes to resolve, we understand that, such As the appellant maintains, the grounds of the magistrate in point to the extremes committed in the case are wrong, which is why we anticipate that the decision in question will have to be revoked. Indeed, beyond the classification of the content published as "political news", "false news" or any other cataloging that could be attributed to it, the truth is that the search for a solution to the question raised cannot avoid that these categorizations are exclusive to the intervening court, in accordance with the laws corresponding nationals. However, these classifications in no way They can be extended to territories outside our country, without the risk of incurring in contradictions and / or breaches of normative frameworks in force in the recipient state of this kind of measure. Eventually, the validation of a local order in foreign territory could be achieved through the use of judicial cooperation mechanisms provided that, as indicated, these possibilities do not conflict with the law of the nation to which that provision is directed. It is that, clearly, the central nucleus of this controversy is related to the principle of territoriality of the law that prevents the possibility of assuming the prerogative of prohibiting the global propagation of certain contents published by the press, whose dissemination would be in conflict with the local regulatory framework, In short, the claim to extend the extension of a precautionary measure regarding domains or services subject to foreign law, would imply not only validating a breach of the legal framework in force in the countries where that order was issued, but also an implicit acceptance of granting a magistrate - in this case Argentinian- the power to decide Signed date: 06/16/2020 Signed by: LEOPOLDO OSCAR BRUGLIA, CHAMBER JUDGE Signed by: MARIANO LLORENS, CHAMBER JUDGE Signed by: PABLO DANIEL BERTUZZI, CHAMBER JUDGE Signed by: MARIA VICTORIA TALARICO, SECRETARY OF THE CHAMBER # 34649449 # 260473037 # 20200616120654200