ElEconomista.es stated that employment in Argentina had increased by 510,000 during the government of Javier Milei, driven by the private sector and self-employment, while political employment in the public sector was reduced. It also noted that in 2024, 29,553 new companies were established, one of the highest figures for gross registration. #Empleo #Argentina #Economía #AR (translated)
The author asked to set Maricarmen aside and stated that, according to the Prosecutor's Office, the PSOE had put its structure and finances at the disposal of Leire's criminal organization. https://t.co/kl1vwDKWFe #PSOE #Leire #Corrupción #ES (translated)
The author attributed the imposition of "socialist sectarianism" in energy policy to Red Eléctrica draining reservoirs and cutting exports to France, Portugal, and Morocco to avoid another energy shock. He also stated that the electricity manager had to stop large industry to prevent a blackout. #Energía #Política #Sectarismo #FR #PT #MA (translated)
The author addressed Maricarmen and stated that Anti-Corruption saw signs to charge the PSOE in the sewer plot, although it would not request it until completing the proceedings. https://t.co/mihW2tL7QA #Anticorrupción #PSOE #Cloacas #ES (translated)
The author argued that resorting to the Permanent Deputation to avoid the passage of the data centers law or the decree against housing constituted a fraud of law and an attack on the basic norms of democracy. (translated)
The publication stated that remembering the Hamas massacre of October 7 honored the victims and rejected any justification for terrorism. It also argued that defending democracy required combating terrorists, whom it accused of repressing and executing their own citizens. It rejected any excuse or neutral stance. #7octubre https://t.co/K7x8yBs7ox #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #Democracia #IL #PS (translated)
The author stated that Red Eléctrica activated all its resources twice in a few minutes to avoid another blackout and claimed that the measure was shutting down the industry. (translated)
The author claimed that Sánchez had granted amnesty for the embezzlement of public funds and said that this should be kept in mind when asserting that he acted firmly against corruption. (translated)
The publication claimed that, during Sánchez's government, the price of housing had increased by 35% in real terms and the net real salary had fallen by 3.8%. It also stated that the population was poorer and bore a heavier tax burden, and criticized those who voted for Sánchez believing that he governed against the elites and for the people. The publication quoted Santi Calvo. https://t.co/f8U1bLQYG5 #Economía #Vivienda #Impuestos #ES (translated)
The author described the economic and social situation after eight years of Sanchez's leadership as disastrous, highlighting the deterioration of public finances, the loss of purchasing power, and the increase in poverty. He linked an article on the subject. https://t.co/evPBr0plnh #Economía #Pobreza #Política #ES (translated)
The author criticized Sánchez for saying that inflation was under control and described it as a hidden tax. He accused the government of increasing the tax burden, benefiting while spending uncontrolled, and impoverishing the population. He also questioned why people kept voting for him and stated that, for 16 months, the CPI had been well above the eurozone average. https://t.co/X4BhNQHLI0 #Inflación #Economía #Gobierno #ES #EU (translated)
The author stated that Spain would sink even further if Sánchez remained in power and urged people to vote him out. https://t.co/HqO6I0tF3D #España #Elecciones #Voto (translated)
The publication confirmed certain electoral results in Brazil and pointed out that the right obtained governorships in 18 states, the center in 3, and the left in 6. It also attributed 39 senators and 388 representatives to the right, compared to 5 senators and 124 representatives from the left. It added that the right won in 21 of the 27 states of the country. https://t.co/kBhJKyzsY2 #Brasil #Elecciones2023 #Política #BR (translated)
The publication, led by the phrase "Progressive government," stated that Delcy and Koldo had negotiated to create a bank in Venezuela to launder money from bribes and Venezuelan oil. https://t.co/50RhNlbIAv #GobiernoProgresista #Venezuela #Corrupción #VE (translated)
The author warned that if another DANA arrived, the government still would not have executed the definitive and structural works that, as he wrote, were necessary to reduce the risk of a catastrophe comparable to that of 2024. He also pointed out that later the blame would be attributed to someone else. #gobierno #ES (translated)
All the deputies who voted in favor of the anti-housing decree know that it worsens the supply and the rental market. What many hoped for is to increase their wealth at the expense of others and shield themselves from legal insecurity through political adhesion. That is being a vulture. (translated)
The rocket. The unemployment rises by 23,587. The worst normal September since 2017. The inactive temporary workers reach 903,000 at the end of August. The total number of registered people in SEPE who are not employed exceeds 3.8 million real unemployed: 3,873,083. #parados #empleo #España #ES (translated)
PSOE and Sumar ignore the lawyers and sneak in the Education Law the legalization of the 'grandchildren's law'. The jurists warned in a report that it is unconstitutional to sneak in an 'intrusive amendment' into a law. https://t.co/LGSRuewYli #LeyDeEducación #PSOE #Derecho #ES (translated)
Gobierno buitre: El Gobierno crea un ‘corralito’ para 1,2 millones de pequeños propietarios bloqueando casas hasta 2031. @juantdelgado https://t.co/aWQ2ixvUmz #Gobierno #Corralito #DerechosUrbanos #AR
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