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Jorge Romero Herrera congratulated Marco Bonilla on his appointment as coordinator of the Defense of the Homeland, Family, and Freedom in Chihuahua. He said that the state was well represented and that they would continue to work as a team and close to the people to defend their priorities and build the Mexico that, as he wrote, families deserved. He also expressed that they would move forward with an eye on 2027. #Chihuahua #México #Familias (translated)

☆Jane SAW A HOBI said she felt a happiness that nobody could take away from her for how far they had come. She thanked Shyare Andrade for bringing to the country, which she wrote had suffered a lot, a moment of joy, and stated that she deserved all the good in the world. https://t.co/FJXcMfGhnd #Felicidad #Gracias #Agradecimiento (translated)

Baptistão described the new design as one of the greatest failures in the history of the saga and said it seemed unfinished. He compared the previous stage, which he associated with joy, football, and happiness, with the current one, which he linked to sadness, jail, and gambling addiction. He also stated that those responsible should be judged criminally. https://t.co/UswXf11zOw #Fracaso #Diseño #Fútbol (translated)

ARMY FORCE Peru wrote that many Peruvian fans of BTS had gone through difficult days, feeling helpless, frustrated, and sad, and that some had received comments blaming them collectively for the actions of a few people. The account mentioned that Namjoon had reminded them that BTS and ARMY had no borders and encouraged the fans not to let those comments overshadow the shared love. It also urged the Peruvian ARMY to enjoy the last concert date, to sing and express their support for the group. According to the post, Namjoon had remembered that there were many wonderful fans in Peru as well. #BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_LIMA #BTS #Namjoon #RM #BTS #ARMY #Namjoon (translated)

Cindy Waratin wrote that followers could have opinions about the people the artists were involved with, but their decisions and their lives belonged to them. She added that each fan could decide whether they wanted to continue supporting them and that relationships could change over time. She said that those who still found happiness in that space could enjoy it, while those who no longer felt it could be grateful for what they lived and move on. She believed that staying to generate discord, hate, or destruction was not right, and she maintained that remaining in a place where one could no longer feel love only caused suffering. She asserted that she would continue to wish for joy, success, and, above all, peace for both the artists and their followers. #Opiniones #Relaciones #Fans (translated)

Eduardo Paes thanked for the expressions of affection and support he said he had received since the previous day. He stated that he was sad for not being able to do more for the state and the population but said he was at peace considering that he had fulfilled his duty. Paes referred to a passage from *Depoimento*, by Carlos Lacerda, to describe how he felt, suggesting that the reader replace "president" with "governor." The passage, according to him, contrasted the attraction to a public office with the satisfaction of living in freedom. Paes also stated that he had dedicated more than 30 years to Rio and its population, with deliveries and recognition, and said he felt gratitude and joy. Finally, he informed that he would start reading the first volume of Lacerda's biography, written by Mario Magalhães. #Gratidão #RioDeJaneiro #História (translated)

Jorge Romero Herrera stated that the PAN was ready to defend Mexico and described the upcoming contest as a fight for families, the right to live in peace, and useful governments. He said that this was the proposal of Acción Nacional. He also pointed out that the appointment of coordinators for the Defense of the Homeland, Family, and Freedom in Mexico City was a call to walk the streets door to door to promote another path for the country. He congratulated Alessandra Rojo de la Vega, Carlos Orvañanos, and Luis Mendoza. #DefendamosMéxico #DefendamosMéxico #AcciónNacional #PatriaFamiliaYLibertad (translated)

A Central LenaMiu Brasil published a conversation in which one participant said she would like to take a diving trip with the other, although she imagined that entering the water could take her out of her comfort zone. The second participant stated that she liked calm trips, without Wi-Fi, but that diving might be too much because of a phobia; she said she could join the excursion and rest on the boat. The first described diving trips as days without cell phone signal, with board games, meals, and dives. In the end, the hosts said they would be awaiting the trip to happen. #LenaMiuxMintLive https://t.co/PYNZkie3FC #Viagem #Mergulho #Felicidade (translated)

Renata Barreto said she hoped there would be more people who preferred not to expose themselves too much on social media. She stated that, based on the average of what she saw on these platforms, they seemed to have become a chaotic environment, and she described their users in derogatory terms, associating them with aggressiveness and health problems. #Felicidade #Sociedade #RedesSociais (translated)

Lucero announced that she would participate in the premiere of "Gigantes Con Don Francisco" on Sunday, aired by Univision at 7 p.m. and 6 p.m. Central time. She said that Don Francisco had invited her and hinted that the program would include surprises, her new songs, and prizes. She also expressed her excitement for the broadcast and mentioned TUPrensa. https://t.co/OIIANJQozu #DonFrancisco #GigantesConDonFrancisco #Univision (translated)

Alejandro Char stated that Shakira had shown in Madrid how the Carnival was danced and lived in Barranquilla. He thanked the Barranquilla artist for bringing part of the "Golden Door of Colombia" to Macondo Park and sharing the city's traditions. He also expressed his happiness to see how that culture crossed borders and invited people from around the world to visit Barranquilla. #Barranquilla #Carnaval #CulturaColombiana (translated)