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Pedro Piqueras reflects on the current political polarization in Spain, highlighting that the tension and insults have severely affected the democratic health of the country, and he points out that the political environment has created a climate that favors the rise of the far right. #PolíticaEspañola #Crispación #ExtremaDerecha (translated)

I will do everything to guarantee decent housing for the young and not so young in our country. Sánchez has accused the opposition of being "in the rumors, in insults, and in cuts" and has elaborated on the distrust that Feijóo has expressed regarding the executives of Correos in relation to the citizens' vote; he has also insisted on the controversy arising from the grandchildren's law, pointing to the Popular Party for wanting to strip 400,000 Spaniards of their voting rights. #MovilizaciónProgresista #VotoJoven #DerechosLGTBI (translated)

Antifascist Wall wrote that, after years of anonymity, they had decided to publicly express the pride they felt for their president. They said that afterwards they received a great deal of insults from people they labeled as fascists. They also claimed that there were more of them and they were more united than ever, and called on their leftist supporters to demonstrate and make their presence known. https://t.co/UGzYSWL3tM #Orgullo #Unidad #Resistencia (translated)

The article criticizes the lack of respect and the atmosphere of insults in Spanish politics, highlighting the contempt of politicians from the PP and Vox for not participating in a minute of silence in honor of Maricarmen Abascal, while emphasizing that this phenomenon is not normal in other democracies. #Respeto #PolíticaEspañola #Madrid (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)

Tendencias Finanzas wrote that Sancor Seguros had tried to gain visibility during Lionel Messi's farewell, but the initiative provoked boos in the stadium, criticism, and users who said they would switch insurance companies. It also stated that the company restricted comments on its publications and that part of the attention received was linked to backlash and policy cancellations. The author presented the episode as a warning about the possible reputational damage of a marketing campaign. #Marketing #Publicidad #Reputación (translated)

MAXI shared statements from Ariel Senosiain on DSportsRadio, who said that the insults towards Tapia had become widespread. According to Senosiain, the problem for the AFA was that others had also uttered them, not just River fans. He added that Tapia was not going to go down to the field in the face of hostilities. https://t.co/C9fDV8IiOZ #AFA #Tapia #Fútbol (translated)

The insults and mockery from leaders of the PP and Vox against Maricarmen, the elderly woman who passed away after her eviction, have sparked a political controversy, with accusations of opportunism and irresponsibility aimed at the government and among the right-wing parties themselves. #Desahucios #Maricarmen #Vivienda (translated)

Spanish Revolution wrote that Maricarmen had passed away at the age of 87, after weeks of insults, mockery, and public humiliation, according to the author, for fighting to remain in the house where she had lived for 71 years. He also requested that covers, videos, and names not be erased, and maintained that the archive should keep a record of those who participated in what he described as a witch hunt. #Justicia #Memoria #Dignidad (translated)

Ester Muñoz wrote that the left was nervous and agitated and resorted to insults because, in her opinion, the margin was narrowing. She added that Spain could no longer bear the situation and that she saw it possible to change the government and start rebuilding the country. #España #Política #Cambio (translated)

The account REAL MADRID FANS wrote that Eduardo Camavinga received a standing ovation as he left the field and that Zinedine Zidane hugged him after his great performance. It added that the player perhaps needed more support and affection, instead of insults and criticism for every mistake, and maintained that he could still regain his best level, something that, according to the account, Zidane had demonstrated. https://t.co/IuanfsYMRa #Camavinga #Zidane #Fútbol (translated)

Valen said she would try to express herself with respect and pointed out that, regarding what happened the previous day, supporters of the woman herself who were there clarified that nothing had happened. She added that she preferred to stay very attentive to social media and read her most radical followers, who filled Chiara's mentions with insults. Valen described the situation as regrettable. https://t.co/tRGiEwEAnf #Fans #RedesSociales #Respeto (translated)

David Jiménez regretted that voting could not take place the next day and stated that this would avoid, in his opinion, a campaign focused on insults and devoid of ideas, the lack of debate on important issues, political programs that would not be fulfilled, boring rallies, unreliable polls, and partisan journalism. #Elecciones #Política #Debate (translated)