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Cerfia reported that Édouard Philippe proposed a family allowance of €350 for the first child and a tax reduction of around €3,000 per year for three years following a birth, in order to support middle-class families. https://t.co/89yzqZ8lgd #Famille #Allocations #France (translated)

Patrick Kabengele wrote that Kitanga Bondo Lumbwe Aubin, whom he referred to by the nickname "the Bulldog of the Republic," was actively sought after by the National Cyber Defense Council. He presented him as a false agent and claimed that he was suspected of usurpation of authority, arbitrary arrests, and the abduction of a state agent and foreign nationals. He recommended not approaching him and requested that any information be reported to +243 899 238 974. #Cyberdéfense #Sécurité #Urgent (translated)

Luis María Pardo reported that Iustitia, the party running for Madrid on November 29, had once again gone to the Supreme Court to demand compliance with the precautionary measures and to clarify what would happen with the CERA registrations before the voting. According to what he wrote, there were 168,896 files that needed to be reviewed individually to determine which ones were affected. Pardo insisted that action must be taken immediately and stated that Iustitia would continue until the end. #LeyDeNietos #Iustitia #Supremo (translated)

Sergio Moro stated that, in the first round of the presidential election in Paraná, Flávio Bolsonaro received 59.91% of the votes, against 31.20% for Lula — a difference of 28.71 percentage points and 1,890,748 votes. According to Moro, in 2022, Jair Bolsonaro had surpassed Lula by 19.27 points, with 55.26% against 35.99%, and 1,265,120 more votes. Moro said that Bolsonaro expanded his votes and Lula retreated in Paraná, which he described as the “land of Lava Jato.” He also stated that Lula suffered a significant defeat and predicted an even larger difference in the second round, adding that the president would not be missed. #Eleições2024 #Paraná #Bolsonaro (translated)

Denilson Lima stated that he did not regret voting for Camilo. He said that during the pandemic, he worked tirelessly for vaccines, unlike the then-president, who, according to Lima, did not see the need to do the same. Lima described the vote as a matter of honor and attributed Ceará's victory to Camilo's performance. #Ceará #Política #Vacinas (translated)

Vitória Esmeraldo stated that the person she appointed was the best governor of Ceará and the best Minister of Education the country has ever had. She attributed a strong approval among the people of Ceará in public universities, at ITA, and at IME. #Ceará #Educação #Governança (translated)

Aki Kangasharju wrote that quick savings should not be made, but he believes the writing lacked information on savings that could be implemented. He estimated that without that information, readers could get the impression that the main goal is primarily tax increases. https://t.co/89USsZRH11 #säästöt #verotus #talous (translated)

The application of the Supreme Court ruling on the grandchildren's law is complicated due to unfounded accusations of electoral fraud and the difficulties in verifying the 168,896 questioned files, in a context of early elections. #LeyDeNietos #Elecciones2026 #DerechosCiviles (translated)

Lopez reported that, in the counting of votes abroad up to that moment, Flávio Bolsonaro had 57.41%, with 30,310 votes, and Lula had 30.30%, with 15,997. According to Lopez, Augusto Cury had 3.98% (2,103 votes), Renan Santos had 3.38% (1,786), Ronaldo Caiado had 1.69% (892), and Romeu Zema had 1.20% (631). The author reported that there were 52,793 valid votes. #Eleições2023 #Votação #PolíticaBrasil (translated)

Clarke de Souza stated that the counting in Japan had finished and that Flávio outperformed Bolsonaro's results in Tokyo. In the 43 precincts of the capital, Flávio received 67.9%, or 8,423 votes, against 18.8% and 2,328 votes for Lula. According to de Souza, Bolsonaro had achieved 66.9% in 2022, one percentage point less than Flávio. Throughout Japan, with 119 out of 119 precincts counted, Flávio had 71.7% and Lula, 15.3%, a result that de Souza described as almost identical to that of 2022. He also reported that in Bangkok, Flávio was recording 51.5% and Lula, 40.4%. In the total from abroad, with 164 out of 1,351 precincts counted, de Souza pointed out a 38-point advantage for Flávio: 62.6%, or 27,829 votes, against 24.5% and 10,897 votes for Lula. He said that the counting in Asia was practically concluded and that the next big batch would come from Europe, with completion expected between 12 PM and 1 PM. #Japão #Eleições2023 #Flávio (translated)

According to estimates, the most valuable company in history is heading to the stock market. It has enormous losses and warns that its potential could existentially threaten humanity. Such a huge investment in such a short time has never brought any technological revolution. (translated)