Simón Levy wrote that drug traffickers, rapists, and murderers should not be considered human beings, and insisted that politicians linked to drug trafficking should lose all their civil and political rights. He also stated that the State should not allocate resources to keep murderers and corrupt individuals in prison, as, according to him, those funds should be dedicated to health, education, and security. #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #Seguridad (translated)
Simon Levy asked why his call to churches of all religions to promote the culturalization of America scandalized some people, while, according to him, they did not express the same outrage at what he described as the culture of death of drug trafficking and wokism. He attributed that difference to hypocrisy, corruption, and the role of pawns played by those who criticized his proposal. #Culturización #Religión #Hipocresía (translated)
The 'Leire Group', led by Leire Díez and a former judge obsessed with judicial corruption, failed in its attempt to remove Judge Beatriz Biedma from the David Sánchez case, while an alleged violent plan against her is being investigated in the context of a supposed scheme of corrupt magistrates in Badajoz. #GrupoLeire #JuezaBiedma #CorrupciónJudicial (translated)
Don Ricardo Salinas Pliego stated that the politicians he described as corrupt, and linked to a “narco-regime,” would regret what happened on Monday. He said that, instead of being pleased that he funded actions with his own money that, he claimed, they did not carry out with resources from Mexicans, they preferred to steal from them. #Política #Corrupción #México (translated)
JH Fonseca questioned whether justice would ever be served based on the facts and stated that children would learn in schools that Jair Bolsonaro had been the victim of a coup committed by corrupt judges. He also said that Bolsonaro had told the truth when he claimed that he was not a judge and that he had a wife who was a lawyer with million-dollar contracts. #Justiça #Educação #Política (translated)
JH Fonseca stated that Jair Messias Bolsonaro was a political prisoner and had been judged by magistrates whom he considered biased and corrupt. He said that, in his assessment, documents and evidence published by the mainstream media had already demonstrated this and questioned whether universities would continue to teach a contrary version. #Bolsonaro #Política #Educação (translated)
Hayy stated that he found it contradictory for members of the left to call Bolsonaro supporters liars and corrupt while, according to him, they were distributing pamphlets with false information to influence votes through fear. He also questioned whether a government that started with lies could succeed and said that people should reflect on their own actions before criticizing any side. #Política #Brasil #Eleições (translated)
The author claimed that calling Tarek William Saab obscene was an understatement and accused him of crime, corruption, and perversion, in addition to pointing him out as one of the most active in the persecution of innocent Venezuelans. #Venezuela #Corrupción #DerechosHumanos #VE (translated)
Javier Milei asked journalism to reflect on its work and accused it of lying and operating permanently, something he attributed to a lack of guidelines and excessive hatred towards a person. He added that those who rejected the insults should stop lying, used a derogatory term to refer to them, and questioned whether they dared to do so. #Periodismo #Reflexión #Honestidad (translated)
Don Ricardo Salinas Pliego stated that the regime he called "MoreNarco" was lying when it said that taxes were not increasing. He argued that people were paying more for the same services, which he described as deficient, and said that the property tax increase had exposed them again, just like the increase in taxes for companies and consumers in the income tax law announced days before. He also labeled those responsible as inept, corrupt, and liars. #México #Corrupción #Impuestos (translated)
Iron Lady wrote about people condemned by what she called "STF-Lula" and argued that the new Senate should uphold the voters' choice, removing judges whom she classified as corrupt. She stated that this should be the main agenda and attributed the publication to Fernão Lara Mesquita. https://t.co/0R4GzSU8BK #Justiça #Corrupção #Política (translated)
Don Ricardo Salinas Pliego urged people to share the message, raise their voices, and vote in 2027. He also called those linked to Morena incompetent, corrupt, and liars, referring to the party with a derogatory expression. #Vota2027 #AlzaLaVoz #FueraCorruptos (translated)
JH Fonseca criticized the Supreme Federal Court, stating that the Court was reversing several partial decisions. He said that the court should not act according to the law only under political pressure and advocated for impartial justice. He also accused judges of corruption. #Justiça #STF #Corrupção (translated)
Javier Milei opened his post with an image of a torpedo on his head and specifically attacked communicators, whom he described as corrupt and accused of repeating speeches from politicians that he called dirty and cowardly. He ended with a farewell in Italian. #Política #Corrupción #LibertadDeExpresión (translated)
Paulo de Andrade stated that Michel Temer and Eduardo Cunha had declared support for the "Rachadinha" and said that, in his assessment, corrupt coup plotters were returning to the scene of the crime. #Corrupção #Política #Brasil (translated)
Javier Milei wrote that a friend had been a victim of what he called lies from journalists. He added that the day before, that friend had suggested forgiving them, but later acknowledged that he was wrong. According to Milei, his friend's message ended with a quote from Upton Sinclair about the difficulty of making someone understand something when they economically depend on not understanding it. He also stated that his friend had concluded that journalists were corrupt and depended on advertising by 95%. #Periodismo #Corrupción #Verdad (translated)
Don Ricardo Salinas Pliego stated that the left was losing ground in Hispanic America and Spain because, in his opinion, it lacked morality and did not deliver results. He also expressed his faith in God and said he hoped that in Mexico, by 2030, the necessary steps would be taken to oust those he deemed corrupt and restore a republic that would guarantee justice and security for all Mexicans. #Política #México #Justicia (translated)
DELPY wrote that, despite what he described as misinformation and propaganda from some media through false exit polls, Soledad Núñez had achieved an unexpected victory in Asunción, with over 47% of the votes, against Camilo Pérez. He qualified her as the virtual winner of the elections and stated that she would take charge of a municipality with millions in debt, parallel funds, corrupt schemes, and ghost employees. He added that Núñez had received citizen support and should implement her project. #Asunción #Elecciones2023 #CambioPolítico (translated)
Gustavo Petro stated that the University of Córdoba had been under the control of Salvatore Mancuso, with the murders of dozens of students and professors, and pointed out that Abelardo had been an advisor to Mancuso and paramilitarism. Petro said he had held parliamentary debates on the influence of drug trafficking and paramilitary groups in politics, including public universities. He wrote that he denounced that these had been taken over to divert resources, promote violence, and restrict freedom of thought and expression. He added that, after his debates and accusations against politicians allegedly allied with armed drug traffickers, 35% of senators were convicted and imprisoned by the Supreme Court of Justice. He also claimed that the court was persecuted and replaced by the "cartel of the toga" and corrupt prosecutors. The president maintained that, after the fall of politicians linked to drug trafficking — whom he said were succeeded by family members — the University of Córdoba was freed from paramilitarism and grew significantly in coverage and quality. He stated that those who benefited from the takeover of the institution stagnated it while turning the private university into a business and hoarding peasant lands and water through violence. Petro said that these sectors governed Córdoba and had a president, despite not having a majority, and that they sought to return to the past. He attributed to them the halting of programs of his government to recover swamps, including the Grande, and to promote agrarian reform in Córdoba and Sucre. He also asserted that they wanted to stop the development of the university and the access of Cordoban youth to knowledge. Finally, he called on the Historic Pact to summon the people to elect delegates to its congress and urged resistance against what he described as a new advance of allies of drug trafficking and violence, with municipal coordinations ideally made up of women, peasants, and youth. #UniversidadDeCórdoba #Narcoparapolítica #DerechosHumanos (translated)
The Liberal Party (PL) stated that children were suffering from hunger and that parents felt anguish for being unable to meet their children's needs. The party criticized Lula, saying that while families were facing difficulties, the palace's table remained plentiful. It also claimed that he had three opportunities to govern without making a decent government and wanted a fourth, while children and families could not continue to wait. The PL stated that Brazil's prosperity should be built by honest people capable of distributing the country's wealth. #Brasil #JustiçaSocial #Infância (translated)
