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BTS Daily Chile⁷ called on ARMY from around the world to report an account and its posts. It noted that the Instagram profile was deactivated, but could be reactivated soon. It also specifically asked ARMY Chile to privately send verifiable information about the person or people responsible, to forward it to BIGHIT MUSIC. It recommended not to post personal data or accusations on social media and to send only information backed by evidence. Additionally, it indicated that a form had been made available to receive relevant information about leaks. #ARMY #BIGHIT #Denuncia (translated)

Chile Connected to BTS announced that it would publish a thread about the projects within the stadium and share information about projects and events outside of it in a later post. It also asked its followers to stay tuned and spread the content of #BANGTANPALOOZA. #BANGTANPALOOZA #Estadio #Proyectos #Eventos (translated)

Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo urged the population of the coastal municipalities of Jalisco, Colima, Nayarit, and Michoacán to remain sheltered in place ahead of the upcoming impact of Hurricane Simón, a Category 4 hurricane, until it was officially announced that the danger had passed. She noted that the cyclone was located 95 km west of Manzanillo and 175 km south-southeast of Cabo Corrientes, and that preventive evacuations to safe zones were ongoing. She also thanked the community for their cooperation and asked them to follow civil protection recommendations and avoid traveling on public roads. #HuracánSimón #ProtecciónCivil #Evacuación (translated)

BCharts stated that the proposal to end the 6x1 shift schedule should be voted on the following Wednesday. According to the profile, Davi Alcolumbre indicated that the agenda would be voted on the following week, as reported by CNN. https://t.co/ivgIjwnjUD #Senado #Política #Brasil (translated)

Melquisedec Torres stated that former presidential candidate Sondra Macol had spent $4.5 billion in advances and would not have to pay them back, despite calling her vote ridiculous. He added that he would later reveal who the others were. #Política #Elecciones #Corrupción (translated)

Professor Eduardo, known as The Weatherman, wrote that the models predicted several episodes of thunderstorms in the central area for next week, which could cause heavy downpours, flooding, and more damage. He also urged to stay tuned for updates. https://t.co/fKj5lzm1Fo #Tormentas #Inundaciones #PronósticoMeteorológico (translated)

XBOX Mexico indicated that the day of #XBOXFanFest was approaching and shared information to attend. They also invited those who had questions about the event to raise them in the post and said they would be attentive to the inquiries. https://t.co/y1e8TPLyTo #XBOX #Videojuegos #Eventos (translated)

Melquisedec Torres compared the votes and campaign expenses of congressman Daniel Briceño and presidential candidate Sondra Macollins. He stated that Briceño received 264,838 votes in Bogotá and spent 410 million pesos, equivalent to 1,548 pesos per vote, reimbursed through reimbursement. Torres claimed that Macollins received 4.5 billion pesos in advances and that, according to him, she spent it with her family. He calculated that this represented 225,146 pesos for each of her 19,987 votes nationwide. He also asserted that the cost per vote was 145 times higher than that of Briceño and said that the system needed to be changed, although he did not detail his proposal. #Elecciones2023 #Votación #PolíticaColombiana (translated)

Renan Augusto questioned Flávio Bolsonaro's proposal to expand access to higher education, stating that it was based on loans rather than the opening of places in federal universities or the construction of new institutes. He said that billions of reais would be allocated to private institutions of large economic groups, whose quality of education he considered dubious in most cases, and that the costs would ultimately be paid by the population. Augusto asserted that university credit programs, like FIES, were important but should complement a robust policy of public higher education. According to him, the Constitution still assigned the State the obligation to provide it and recognized this access as a right of the population. The author urged readers to mobilize to change the outcome and concluded by advocating for a vote for Lula, number 13, on the 25th. #Educação #Brasil #EnsinoSuperior (translated)

Agustín Antonetti stated that, according to information published that day by The New York Times, the United States had moved MQ-9 Reaper drones to Latin America, especially to Colombia and Ecuador. He described them as attack drones that the U.S. military used to employ in hunting operations and cited among previous cases the elimination of Soleimani in Iran and Ayman al-Zawahiri, whom he identified as Bin Laden's successor. Antonetti argued that the deployment indicated that one or more high-profile figures could soon be pursued on the continent. #Drones #EstadosUnidos #Seguridad (translated)

Juan Jesus wrote that he was contrasting the latest information about a movement that, according to him, involved key figures in the market and was taking place in the offices. He added that he would tell everything that night on the platform. #Mercado #Noticia #Informa (translated)

Hayy stated that the right needed to be more united and said that, according to him, three weeks of attacks, narratives, and misinformation aimed at weakening Flávio were beginning. The author assessed that the dispute was far from over and asked his followers to follow and share the profile to expand the reach of what he called true information. #UnidosPelaVerdade #DireitaUnida #InformaçãoVerificada (translated)

MUSICTRENDS Colombia indicated that, according to the Spanish press, Dua Lipa would be the special guest on the eighth night of Shakira in Madrid. It stated that the show was just minutes away from starting and said it would continue to keep an eye on it. It added that if the news was true, it hoped that both would collaborate on a song. https://t.co/FEioqNRyHk #Shakira #DuaLipa #Madrid (translated)

Very attentive today to the stage. Inside and outside the Congress. And, of course, to the decisions made by the government delegate in Madrid. Because they are preparing and chronicling what, in the coming months, they want to use as a tool for agitation and confrontation on the streets. "It benefits us to have tension," said Zapatero. #Congreso #Madrid #Crispación (translated)

My brothers Today I was too busy We are dealing with some procedures related to the Brand :D Surprises are coming in a few days so stay tuned And some EXCLUSIVE gifts for the community #Hermanos #Sorpresas #Regalos (translated)

Attention. We are preparing for revelations of another mega corruption case: the current mayor of María la Baja (Bolívar), Ramiro González Mancilla, detained since August 2026, announces that he will confess and cooperate with justice. Many are trembling... Says his lawyer @GustavoMorenoRi This is the case of the Sierra Nevada Mixed Fund, which could be one of the largest and most sophisticated embezzlements of public resources in the country, surpassing $3.2 billion in royalties. The criminal network, according to the Prosecutor's Office, managed to direct the execution of 1,147 contracts for nearly 480 projects in 19 departments of the country, in infrastructure, education, drinking water, basic sanitation, health, and rural housing. The Prosecutor's Office identified that the fund's executives charged fees ranging from 30 to 60 million pesos per month. With the royalty money, they bought high-end vehicles, apartments, and luxury homes in Valledupar, and paid for a 30-day trip to the 2026 World Cup. #Corrupción #Justicia #Colombia (translated)

A reflection from Colombia Colombia has just spent one night experiencing the arrival of BTS and, amidst all the excitement, we have also seen how situations that do not correspond or are presented out of context are starting to be attributed to the Colombian fandom. We completely understand the concern regarding what happened at the airport. As a fandom, we also consider it essential that BTS's privacy is respected, and that is precisely why we are vigilant about the actions of Colombian media and attentive to any situation that may violate their rights or privacy. It is not about justifying behaviors that are not appropriate. If something needs to be pointed out, it will be pointed out. If something needs to be corrected, it will be corrected. But that does not mean that the actions of some individuals can be used to generalize about an entire fandom or an entire country. This is the first time BTS is in Colombia, and we are learning as we go. Thousands of people have been working for months, organizing and doing everything possible to ensure these concerts are a safe, respectful, and special experience for everyone. That's why we also ask for responsibility when sharing information. We have seen posts that use images or videos from other areas, other moments, or situations that do not correspond to what happened here to build a narrative about Colombia. That is also misinformation and unfairly affects the image of an entire country. We can talk about what happened, question it, and ask for explanations when necessary. What we do not consider correct is to turn specific situations into a representation of an entire fandom. Our goal remains the same: to protect BTS's privacy, maintain a good atmosphere for ARMY, and ensure that BTS takes the best possible experience from Colombia. And regarding the situations related to production and screens, we believe that it is correct to keep the conversation in its proper context: these are specific issues on which clarifications can be requested directly from the corresponding official sources. Requesting information, transparency, or an official statement does not mean attacking any artist or questioning the concert's execution. We want to enjoy these two concerts. We want to savor them. We want BTS to enjoy Colombia. And precisely for that reason, we will continue to act responsibly, attentive to what happens, and expressing ourselves firmly, respectfully, and professionally. Colombia deserves to be represented responsibly. #BTS #Colombia #ARMY (translated)

"Pay attention to this, because without realizing it, they have revealed themselves. 'The vast majority of property owners in this country are going to leave.' Several things on this: He just admitted that they are not owners who are going to live in the homes, they are vulture funds that will take their capital somewhere else, they will stop speculating in this country. Those empty homes are what this government must expropriate and put up for social rent, but not at market price, at social price. Currito, Ayuso doesn’t even want you to have an indefinite rental contract, nor does she want them to stop raising rents and let you rot if you have no resources. DO YOU SEE IT OR NOT. DAMN. THEY ARE ON THE FACE. This is what I have been demanding from this government FOR MANY MONTHS. Beyond whether they give us numbers or not, we need to unmask these ultraliberals. This is politics, DOING THINGS." #Vivienda #AlquilerSocial #Política (translated)