Latin America’s biggest online retailer says slashed antisemitic products by 89% – Company purges books such as Mein Kampf and The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, as well as Nazi coins, posters and memorabilia, from its offerings | ynetnews

Latin America’s largest online retailer has stripped its digital shelves of antisemitic content this year, the result of a push by the regional branch of the World Jewish Congress.
Mercado Libre (“free market” in Spanish) was founded in 1999 in Argentina by a Jewish businessman there; it boasts 76 million users, making it more widely used than Amazon in Latin America, where it operates in 18 countries.