The author said the quote explained socialism’s electoral success in Spain and elsewhere, arguing that politicians created dependency on the state and that this dependency generated voters. They referred to people relying on government transfer payments, subsidies and social safety nets. #Socialismo #Política #Elecciones #ES
The author said people they described as “conspiracy theorists” had been eerily correct about several issues, including that Covid vaccines had been highly ineffective at stopping transmission and that natural immunity provided significant protection against Covid-19.
The author argued that punishing landlords would reduce rather than increase housing supply. They said legal uncertainty pushed homes out of the market, made rental requirements stricter and particularly harmed young people and families. The post also began referring to seven years of government and rental supply but ended mid-sentence.
The author described the stance of a politician as populist and dishonest, who, as he wrote, had been leading the government for eight years, which had harmed the real estate sector, and was now presenting himself as the one who would rescue it. He also urged Spain not to believe his claims. #Populismo #España #Política #ES (translated)
The author argued that the death of an elderly woman was being turned into a political symbol, and accused those doing so of exploiting frustration with a dysfunctional housing market they had helped create to build support for a socialist platform. They claimed the platform would make the situation worse.
The writer said they were proud to work at a university involved in the case. They wrote that the Supreme Court had annulled the government’s university decree and that the University of the Hesperides had challenged it. The writer said they had opposed the change from the outset.
The author wrote that Spain’s upcoming elections would test voters’ judgment, adding that a socialist re-election would worry them more for the country’s political culture than for the immediate effects of a socialist government. https://t.co/jVOvPayDyB #EleccionesEspaña #PolíticaEspañola #Votación #ES
The author described the news as positive for Spain’s university sector and for intellectual and educational freedom more broadly. #Universidad #Educación #LibertadIntelectual #ES
The author said an X translation of a text accurately summed up what they described as the left’s manipulation of Maricarmen’s death in Spain. The excerpt began by saying that Maricarmen had died and that people should first wish her peace, then cut off as it introduced a further point. #España #Maricarmen #Política #ES
The post said Spain’s Supreme Court had annulled Royal Decree 905/2025 on the creation and recognition of universities. It added that the court found the government had used an urgent procedure. https://t.co/MhOpSoccoQ #España #Educación #Justicia #ES (translated)
The author wrote that the decree could still be reinstated, but described its overturning as a welcome victory and a major setback for what they called the Sanchista regime’s attack on private universities. They characterised the decree as draconian and anti-competitive.
The author argued that socialist regulations in Spain had severely damaged trust between landlords and tenants, which they said was necessary for a properly functioning market. They claimed squatters had been rewarded and tenants who did not pay rent had been protected from eviction, making it hazardous to rent out property in Spain. #España #Alquiler #Socialismo #ES
The author accused Sánchez and his socialist government of showing contempt for the democratic process, saying they had used a technical pre-election loophole to pass the same housing decrees rejected by the national parliament. The author said the move suggested parliament’s voice counted for nothing. #Democracia #Gobierno #Vivienda #ES
The author wrote that, despite widespread concern over the destabilising effects of illegal immigration in Europe, mainstream media had said little about what they described as Europe’s self-inflicted demographic deficit. #Inmigration #Demografía #Europa #EU
If your close colleagues, brother and wife are all embroiled in corruption scandals and you are the Prime Minister of Spain, *even assuming you are personally just an innocent bystander* (which seems highly unlikely to me), surely the honorable thing to do is to resign so that a #Spain #Corruption #Resign #ES
You don’t have to buy the most extreme version of AI fears (“AI will kill us all”) to understand that it is a technology with huge risks for humanity. There is no room for complacency, but banning AI is not realistic either. It needs to be regulated but how? #AI #AIEthics #TechRegulation #Therearenospecificcountrycodesmentionedinthetweet.
Many medical professionals are prepared to have an honest conversation about adverse effects of drugs like penicillin but treat vaccine harms as a taboo topic. We need to turn the page. #VaccineDebate #MedicalTransparency #HealthConversations #Therearenospecificcountryreferencesinthetweetprovided.Hence #nocountrycodescanbereturned.
“22 EU countries have signed the letter led by Italy and Denmark to strengthen external borders and accelerate expulsions.” - Even if the Ceuta crisis is not *only* a consequence of poor border security and bad immigration policies, it is partly caused by the weakness and #EUImmigration #BorderSecurity #Expulsions #IT #DK #EU
“Undermining public health guidelines” - a charge that could probably be applied to anyone who criticizes “official” medical advice. Nobody, including doctors and scientists, should be immune from public criticism. #PublicHealth #MedicalAdvice #Criticism #Nospecificcountrycodes.
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