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Rubén Pulido considered it positive that Jordan Bardella had traveled to Ceuta and witnessed directly what was happening there. He said that Bardella had pointed out the Government, which he described as "infamous," as one of the causes and had described uncontrolled immigration as "an existential danger" and one of the greatest threats. Pulido added that it would have been better if Bardella had firmly accused the regime which, according to him, had caused the invasion of a Spanish city and was using that threat as a weapon. He said he hoped he would do so. #Inmigración #Ceuta #Política (translated)

Santiago Abascal, leader of Vox, criticized the traitorous Sánchez government in Ceuta and demanded the militarization of the border, blaming Morocco and the Spanish government for the situation in the autonomous city, while joining the president of the French National Rally, Jordan Bardella, to emphasize the need to defend sovereignty and control migration in Europe. #Ceuta #InvasiónMigratoria #MilitarizaciónFronteras (translated)

Julio Freiress wrote that journalist Guga Noblat had access to one of the tracking reports of the PT campaign, in which Lula was just one point behind Flávio Bolsonaro. He stated that there were still 14 days to turn the scenario around and called for the campaign to intensify its efforts. #Eleições2024 #Lula #PT (translated)

HerQles wrote that the president of Vox, Santiago Abascal, was absent from the National Day events on October 12 and traveled to Ceuta with the French politician Jordan Bardella to denounce mass immigration. According to HerQles, Bardella stated from the port area that Ceuta was a city especially affected by this phenomenon and warned that its situation could foreshadow the future of Europe if action were not taken. #Inmigración #Vox #Ceuta (translated)

Rui Pinto wrote that Carlos Cabreiro, the current national director of the Judicial Police, was coordinating an investigation that he considered one of the darkest chapters in the institution's history. He pointed out the existence of provocateurs, illegal wiretaps, the circulation of information outside the process, and contacts with journalists, and argued that these practices warranted explanations and accountability. https://t.co/5W89NX5JKh #PolíciaJudiciária #Corrupção #Justiça (translated)

Janaina Paschoal wrote that she participated, the day before, in a meeting in downtown São Paulo with representatives from the City Council, the mayor, the governor, elected senators, and Flávio Bolsonaro. She described the place as filled with a hostile and aggressive atmosphere towards those who think differently. She said that this was the third time she had heard the candidate senator and that, after a significant vote in the first round, he seemed more at ease. She compared his speech to previous occasions: at an event in Alesp, he used his phone while giving his speech; at the launch of Tarcísio's candidacy, he appeared insecure in front of a gradually departing audience. According to Paschoal, at the meeting, Flávio Bolsonaro asked for support, made commitments—including not seeking re-election—and showed that he was prepared, in addition to having devoted half his life to politics. She reported that when asked by a journalist on her way out, she said that after the choices of the first round, she saw only one path in front of Lula, the PT, and what she called a known history: to vote for 22. Paschoal stated that she hopes Flávio Bolsonaro wins and that, above all, she hopes to consider him the best president the country has ever had. #FlávioBolsonaro #Política #Eleições (translated)

We welcome the ceasefire on attacks against energy infrastructure, if it is respected. However, we have not yet seen signs that Russia will respect it," said Kaja Kallas in statements to journalists upon arriving at a meeting of EU foreign ministers. #GuerraNaUcrânia #CessarFogo #SançõesRusas (translated)

A recent survey reveals that Marine Le Pen remains far ahead in voting intentions for the first round of the 2027 presidential election, accompanied by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, despite the controversies surrounding Jordan Bardella. #Présidentielle2027 #MarineLePen #RassemblementNational (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Antoine Griezmann seems to be enjoying his experience in the United States. According to Ricardo Moreira, the sporting director of Orlando, the Frenchman arrived at the training center as early as 6 a.m. to watch the sunrise, drink mate, and touch the grass and ball barefoot. Moreira described him as a professional and a football enthusiast. His teammate Joran Gerbet said that Griezmann did not seem to need an adaptation period and was joking with the group from his first day. He added that the striker never gave them the impression of behaving like a star. Actu Foot attributed these remarks to L'Équipe. #Griezmann #Foot #MLS (translated)

The Spanish outlet EL ESPAÑOL reported that the UCO was investigating whether the gold coins that Delcy Rodríguez allegedly delivered in Barajas and the bars she supposedly handed over in Caracas to José Luis Ábalos and Koldo García were intended to finance the PSOE. The outlet stated that Rodríguez, then Vice President of Venezuela, had brought the coins to Spain in her luggage along with other gifts for Pedro Sánchez and his ministers. The information was signed by Jorge Calabrés and David Vicente. https://t.co/vOLrBtQcDP #Venezuela #Política #España (translated)

The economist wrote that someone who had worked for 46 years only received a T-shirt as a thank you and urged people not to sacrifice their lives for work, as they could be replaced quickly. He said that Jan Bolmeson's sudden passing reminded us that life could end at any time, even for those who think long-term. He described health, close relationships, meaningful experiences, and a sense of purpose as true wealth and advised saving while also taking vacations, turning off work after hours, and investing in loved ones. #LivetsPrioriteringar #MentalHälsa #BalansIlivet (translated)

The Council of the Valencian Generalitat, led by Juanfran Pérez Llorca, has accelerated the implementation of labor improvements for officials and public employees, including the reduction of the workweek to 35 hours and salary increases for teachers and firefighters, as part of its strategy in the final stretch of the legislature before the elections. #MejorasLaborales #EmpleadosPúblicos #Valencia (translated)