Sarah Santaolalla warned a man that, according to her, those who defended that stance saw him as just another Latin American and that they would also use against him the flag that he was waving. She urged him to study and change his mind, and stated that he was still in time to do so. https://t.co/TIuXYmhhaI #Reflexión #Despertar #Identidad (translated)
Sarah Santaolalla wrote that she found it especially sad that immigrants, their children, or those who had ties to another country supported those who wanted to deport them. She argued that showing submission would not protect them from those policies or from disdain, and that it would not guarantee respect or acceptance from those who considered them inferior. She added that, sooner or later, they would end up expelling them. #Inmigración #Respeto #Solidaridad (translated)
Sarah Santaolalla stated that the right was mobilized while part of the left was still looking for a candidate. She warned that, if fascism came to power, those who, according to her, prioritized their positions over the creation of an alternative would also be responsible. She added that history would judge those who could have acted and did not do so. #Fascismo #Política #Historia (translated)
Sarah Santaolalla reported that Gabriel Rufián would head the ERC list for the Congress of Deputies and said that, in her opinion, this confirmed something he had always wanted and defended. #ERC #GabrielRufián #Congreso (translated)
Sarah Santaolalla questioned the opposition to holding open primaries for the citizenry. She argued that people should be able to choose their representatives and that direct appointments and decisions made outside of party membership and the public should have been left behind a long time ago, especially on the left. #PrimariasAbiertas #ParticipaciónCiudadana #Democracia (translated)
Sarah Santaolalla stated that Pedro Sánchez understood earlier than others that the electoral campaign was contested in the squares, streets, and camps of the country. She added that while others debated over acronyms and labels, he was already defining the playing field. #Elecciones2023 #España #Política (translated)
Sarah Santaolalla wrote that Maricarmen would no longer have to witness what she described as a disaster caused around her. She accused political, media, and business leaders of having harmed an 87-year-old woman and stated that they would have to answer for it. She also criticized the emphasis on the mass and demanded more humanity. https://t.co/OTh9amKxw5 #DerechosHumanos #JusticiaSocial #EmpoderamientoFemenino (translated)
Sarah Santaolalla stated that several media outlets had dedicated hours to humiliating Maricarmen, talking about supposed "setups" and mocking a 87-year-old woman. She also criticized the professionals involved, accusing them of lacking decency. https://t.co/o9JQVly4Pu #Justicia #Respeto #DerechosHumanos (translated)
Sarah Santaolalla denounced that the PP was unacceptably pressuring La Séptima over its hiring and shared a news item from El Plural that included the message "We take note, Contreras." https://t.co/OQOnvhyTYd #Política #España #PP (translated)
Sarah Santaolalla stated that the photograph had been taken at Puerta del Sol and that it only captured the pain and anger of the streets. She urged her interlocutor to step out of the office and listen to the protesters, and she asked him not to threaten her or be obsessed with her. In reference to the response "noted," she asked what he intended to do about it. #Madrid #Protesta #DerechosHumanos (translated)
Sarah Santaolalla wrote that Maricarmen had passed away and blamed her death on the vulture funds, the rentiers, and politicians and media, whom she criticized harshly. She added that they would not forget or forgive it. #Justicia #Memoria #DerechosHumanos (translated)
Sarah Santaolalla stated that someone had seen a joke where, according to her, there was a complaint in defense of public services and taxes. She also described it as malicious and unintelligent, and said it was not worth more. #ServiciosPúblicos #Impuestos #Humor (translated)
Sarah Santaolalla asked Alfonso to present any evidence of electoral fraud before a court. She said that the country deserved more than accusations that she labeled as false and attics paid with public money. She also rejected what she described as smoke screens and claimed that they were not naive. Santaolalla invited Alfonso to talk about Mexico on La Séptima TV. #FraudeElectoral #Transparencia #México (translated)
Sarah Santaolalla stated that a woman should be banned for life from exercising politics and claimed that questioning or defaming the electoral system should be punished. She also harshly criticized that woman's statements. #Política #Democracia #Elecciones (translated)
Sarah Santaolalla stated that the Popular Party would make jokes about chemotherapy if a political rival had to undergo sessions. She accused the party of showing hate with their "savage acts" and argued that the suffering of others should not become political merchandise. #Política #Solidaridad #Respeto (translated)
Sarah Santaolalla wrote that the right had been protesting for some time about the lack of elections, but that they also did not want them to be called after the announcement was made today. She added that, in her opinion, those people were not well. #Política #Elecciones #Protestas (translated)
Sarah Santaolalla announced that they would begin broadcasting on November 5 and said they were about to do it on election night. She also encouraged her audience not to miss it. #Emisiones #NocheElectoral #NoTeLoPierdas (translated)
Sarah Santaolalla wrote that the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, would make an institutional statement at 9:00 AM from the Moncloa Complex and stated that there would be an election advance. #PedroSánchez #Elecciones #Moncloa (translated)
Sarah Santaolalla ironically described a day when she would have coffee first thing in the morning and ruin the lives of millions of people before the end of the morning, and she called it a "perfect day." #Café #Vida #DíaRedondo (translated)
Sarah Santaolalla criticized those who, as she wrote, had their housing paid off and their lives sorted, and stated that they had once again abandoned people who needed a home. She claimed that Catalonia was their business and told Miriam Nogueras that they would not forget her vote against. https://t.co/IdfO6IJOv0 #Vivienda #Cataluña #DerechosHumanos (translated)
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