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The author of the post had pointed out as interesting an editorial by Michael Froman for the New York Times, according to which the United States was putting its main asset at risk. He also reported the beginning of the article, which described how, at the beginning of the 21st century, nations had embraced the idea of economic integration. https://t.co/7XjJHabX4X #USA #Economia #Integrazione #US (translated)

The author noted that an editorial from COPE, which he described as the bishops' radio, called it "a disaster" that Spain ended up like Meloni's Italy. He also accused the Episcopal Conference of starting an electoral campaign against VOX and argued that it had never done the same against the communists or ETA. https://t.co/ITBLRm6XKR #España #elecciones #conferenciadobispo #ES #IT (translated)

Anne-Laure Bonnel explained that after nearly two years, she had accepted that her abilities had changed since her cancer. She stated that she had undergone chemotherapy, had two surgeries and radiotherapy, and had contracted a staphylococcus aureus. She specified that targeted therapy and hormone therapy were still ongoing. She also mentioned having difficulties with reading and concentration, which she associated with "chemo brain." In remission, she did not know what abilities she would regain and had to adapt her work to her current situation, she wrote. She said she could still conduct short interviews and take photos in less tense areas, but could no longer work as she did before. Bonnel called on her followers to fund her projects via Tipeee or PayPal. She explained that she had created her own production structure to work independently, without political affiliation or external editorial influence. On the occasion of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, she also spoke about the challenges of returning to work after cancer and urged society to better support people in remission, whose aftereffects may be invisible. #cancer #cancerdusein #remission #cancer #cancerdusein #remission (translated)

Karina Michelin stated that the cover of the October 10 to 16 edition of *The Economist* featured the phrase “The Bolsonaros are back” and that the editorial described Brazil as a right-wing country. According to her, the magazine, which had made severe criticisms of Jair Bolsonaro, did not express support for the family but acknowledged a political shift in the country. Michelin wrote that after the first round, Flávio Bolsonaro entered the decisive race ahead of Lula, with about 47% of the valid votes against 45%. She said that the magazine considered him the favorite for October 25 and projected his victory. The author also attributed to the publication the assessment that the PL expanded its presence in the Senate and the Chamber, while the right consolidated its space in the largest electoral colleges. According to Michelin, the magazine linked Lula's decline to the cost of living, debt, fiscal difficulties, scandals, and the loss of strength of his discourse among young people. Michelin stated that the dominance of the PT faced a rupture that, in her view, could not be explained solely by anti-PT sentiment or by the figure of Jair Bolsonaro. Although Lula was still contesting the presidency and the ballots of October 25 would provide the final result, she concluded that the right was not a passing wave and that Brazilians had brought the Bolsonaros back. #Brasil #Política #Eleições (translated)

Nayib Bukele stated that Latinobarómetro had maintained a hostile editorial line towards his government, although its measurements historically enjoyed prestige and, according to him, were based on data and not on ideological narratives. Bukele pointed out that El Salvador had ranked first in 19 of the 20 indicators of the survey for Latin America, related to security, trust in institutions, state efficiency, and public services. He added that, in the remaining indicator, the Presidency of the Republic was the institution that generated the most trust among Salvadorans, something that, he said, only happened in El Salvador. He ironically referred to those who labeled the country a dictatorship despite these results. #ElSalvador #ConfianzaInstitucional #SeguridadLatinoamericana (translated)

The Left Bloc questioned the Government about the departure of the Information director of Lusa, Luísa Meireles, accusing the agency's administration of editorial interference and demanding explanations about the actions to be taken following union complaints. #ComunicaçãoSocial #Lusa #BlocoDeEsquerda (translated)

Political commentator Tugdual Denis expresses doubts about the effectiveness of assigning 3,000 substitutes in high schools to calm the anger of the rioters, despite the announcement by the Minister of National Education, Edouard Geffray. #EducationNationale #Remplaçants #Lycées (translated)

The Workers' Commission of Lusa reported to the Assembly of the Republic and the ERC an editorial interference by the Board of Directors, which proposed names for the delegation in Brussels, raising concerns about the editorial independence of the agency. #ComunicaçãoSocial #LiberdadeDeImprensa #IngerênciaEditorial (translated)

THE WORLD stated that the alleged connection of the PSOE with two drug trafficking clans, in a supposed plan to sway the judge who was investigating the case against the president, would have caused widespread shock in a public opinion that is not anesthetized. https://t.co/HjAdkU7tsL #Política #Corrupción #Justicia (translated)

POPTime reported that Gustavo Henrique, state president of Avante in Piauí, declared support for Lula in the second round after speaking with Augusto Cury. According to the publication, Cury, who was in the United States, granted autonomy for the decision to be made based on what was best for Piauí. The information, POPTime added, was released by the Editorial Central portal. #Lula #Avante #Piauí (translated)

After several days of reflection, GeoTales announced its return and stated that it wanted to refocus its account on science, which it presented as the origin of its identity and audience. It said it has more than 53,000 subscribers and aims for 100,000 "in a few months." It cited volcanology, seismology, natural disaster monitoring, and scientific discoveries among the topics it wished to address, as well as technological developments, notably artificial intelligence and its possible consequences. It said it wanted to explain these topics rigorously and without sensationalism, while making knowledge accessible to the largest number of people. GeoTales also stated that it deeply loves France. It mentioned its multiple origins, of which it is proud, and explained that France is the country where it grew up, built its life, and founded its family. It added that it intends to defend the country when it believes it is necessary to react, without making its account a political space. It thanked its ever-present subscribers and summarized its approach by stating that science was its compass and that France remained its home. #Science #GeoTales #France (translated)

Am participat la Brăila Mall, în sala 6 a Cinema City, la prezentarea documentarului „Delta Sălbatică” regizat de Dan Dinu, care a fost și în sală, înainte și după proiecție când a avut un dialog cu spectatorii. Cred că „Delta Sălbatică” reprezintă o reverență profundă în fața naturii, un proiect grandios care depășește granițele unui simplu film și devine o experiență senzorială totală. https://www.infoest.ro/stiri/editorial/Delta-S%C4%83lbatic%C4%83-un-triumf-al-cinematografiei-documentare-rom%C3%A2ne%C8%99ti.htm

Luísa Meireles announced that she will leave the news direction of the Lusa agency on October 12, after eight years in the position, citing an unsustainable situation and stating that she never interfered with editorial freedom. #Jornalismo #AgênciaLusa #LiberdadeEditorial (translated)