Milei's Repentants reported that a 96-hour strike had been called at PAMI due to low wages and that during the measure only emergencies would be attended to. They also accused the Government of severely harming the health of retirees and claimed that it had already closed PAMI hospitals and was causing the resignation of doctors. https://t.co/31aCuacTpE #Salud #Jubilados #PAMI (translated)
Abelardo De La Espriella reported that four suspected members of the Edwin Román Velásquez Valle substructure of the Gulf Clan had been captured in Santa Fe de Antioquia and Betulia. Among them, he identified alias “Caliche,” whom he described as a coordinator of hitmen, and aliases “Pachito,” “Valeria,” and “Lina.” He stated that they participated in the attack in Betulia in which sub-inspectors Wilmer Ovidio Gallego Sepúlveda and Edwin Danilo Chamorro Bastida were killed. He also pointed out that in Nuquí, Chocó, alias “Niño Potro” had been captured, wanted for extradition by the United States and accused of coordinating the shipment of nearly two tons of cocaine a month. De La Espriella said he would seek to dismantle the Gulf Clan and bring its members to justice, and concluded with patriotic and religious slogans. #Narcotráfico #Justicia #Colombia (translated)
The Spanish Revolution stated that Pablo Hasél had been in prison for more than five years and criticized that his possible release was presented as an act of generosity. It asserted that the rapper had been imprisoned for crimes related to his lyrics and political statements and added that no pardon could give him back the lost years. #LibertadDeExpresión #DerechosHumanos #Justicia (translated)
The author reported that Ivan Safronov, a Russian journalist whom he described as a prisoner of conscience arrested in 2020 and held in Siberia, was re-reading Les Misérables by Victor Hugo to better resist. He attributed these words to him: "to appreciate freedom." https://t.co/dBjLLs6ZuO #Liberté #DroitsHumains #VictorHugo #RU (translated)
The post indicated that the Russian journalist Ivan Safronov, arrested in 2020 and held in Siberia, was rereading *Les Misérables* by Victor Hugo to better resist. He compared himself to Jean Valjean and said he knew what captivity was and appreciated freedom. https://t.co/dBjLLs6rFg #Liberté #Résistance #JeanValjean #RU (translated)
Morlock No. 2 wrote that in Austria, the success of the "Blues" can no longer be stopped and that more and more people in Europe are considering a conservative vote. He cited the politics of uncontrolled migration, what he believes to be an expensive energy transition, and the poor state of the economy as reasons for this. #Österreich #Konservativ #Migration (translated)
The author stated that the altar in memory of Sandra Peña had been vandalized. He noted that she was 14 years old and committed suicide after being bullied at the Irlandesas Loreto private concert school in Seville, and that the school was reported, although the case was ultimately archived. He also referred disparagingly to those who vandalized the altar. https://t.co/XVFcVpW3WE #Justicia #AcosoEscolar #SaludMental #ES (translated)
Sardoche estimated that Lisnard's breakthrough reminded him of Macron's, while considering their paths to be very different. He recalled that Macron had been a minister under François Hollande, in the Socialist Party, an investment banker at Rothschild, and, according to him, supported by the Parisian politico-technocratic circles. He also noted that Macron had never been elected locally before arriving at the Élysée. In contrast, Sardoche indicated that Lisnard had never been a minister, that he had been re-elected mayor of Cannes with more than 80% of the votes in the first round, and that he had been locally established for 25 years. He also mentioned his family background as merchants, his activities as a vendor and small entrepreneur, the odd jobs he would have done to finance his studies, as well as his role as president of the mayors of France. Sardoche added that it was difficult to continue believing in a politician in 2026. He pointed out that some criticized Lisnard for a lack of charisma and a posture that was not in line with that of a great politician, but he believed that his profile was the best possible because voters might see him as a Frenchman attached to his country and foreign to the posturing games that he deemed hypocritical. #Politique #Élections2026 #Leadership (translated)
Sofi criticized those who, as she wrote, were going to bother artists visiting her country at the hotel, whether it was because they found it amusing or to uncomfortable their fans. She said that such actions reflected poorly on the citizens and asked if those who did them did not work. #vergüenza #artistas #ciudadanos (translated)
Jorge Calabrés celebrated that they were "leaders" and thanked for the support received. He also accused some people of manipulating videos and attacking #Horizonte, referring to them with derogatory terms. #Liderazgo #Apoyo #Horizonte (translated)
The upcoming derby against Gladbach could be crucial for 1. FC Köln under coach René Wagner, as the team is deep in crisis due to injuries and a miserable start to the season, and the fans are under enormous pressure due to ongoing dissatisfaction. #DerbyKöln #1FCKöln #Gladbach (translated)
Julián Macías Tovar placed Javier Negre, Vito Quiles, and Ndongo among those who, according to him, attacked Mari Carmen the most. He claimed that they were funded with public money and that they had insulted her until the last day of her life. He added that, after her death, the three asserted that the left had murdered her and that her case was being used for electoral purposes. https://t.co/53ld0PeEwq #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #MemoriaHistórica (translated)
We are not going to take a step back, nor are we going to lower our heads, nor are we going to ask for their forgiveness. We are going to win where we need to win in democracy, which is at the polls, where the people speak. In Madrid, the mayor of the capital, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, has called PSOE and Más Madrid "miserable" and "vultures" for "using" Maricarmen in a "sectarian and partisan" manner and has criticized them for not voting in favor of the two special housing plans that were approved this Thursday in the extraordinary plenary session if they "respected" her memory. #Maricarmen #DerechoALaVivienda #Elecciones2026 (translated)
The author stated that Xosé Manuel Beiras, whom he described as a prominent left-wing Galician nationalist politician, had passed away that day. He also recalled that Beiras had criticized Alberto Núñez Feijóo from the PP: he said he did not consider him fascist, but accused him of being linked to drug trafficking and labeled him a thug, mercenary, and miserable. https://t.co/JkyAo0bmGs #Galicia #Política #XoséManuelBeiras #ES #Galícia (translated)
Auguste Bardamu claimed that Karl Marx never paid Helene Demuth a regular salary, who had worked for over forty years for his family in exchange for lodging and food. He wrote that she took care of the laundry, meals, and children. According to Bardamu, Marx had gotten Demuth pregnant in 1851 and refused to acknowledge their son, Frederick. The author argued that Friedrich Engels publicly endorsed the paternity of the child at Marx's request, and then Frederick was placed in a poor foster family in London. He also claimed that Marx never gave her money and prohibited her from entering through the main door during visits to her mother. Bardamu added that Engels only revealed the true identity of the father on his deathbed. He concluded that Marx wrote "Capital" while Demuth worked in his home without payment. #Marx #Exploitation #LutteDesClasses (translated)
The author wrote that Maricarmen was going to die, but he argued that she would have died without having seen or read how certain media, commentators, and politicians mocked her misfortune, deemed her deserving of eviction, and publicly humiliated her by exposing her life. (translated)
The author wrote that he had just left the theater when he learned of Mari Carmen's death. He also criticized several thousand people from the country and argued that they would never have a clear conscience. #teatro #tristeza #conciencia #ES (translated)
The author criticized those who voted against laws to prevent the eviction of a 87-year-old person and insulted them. According to what he wrote, that was what was causing harm. (translated)
Sarah Santaolalla wrote that Maricarmen had passed away and blamed her death on the vulture funds, the rentiers, and politicians and media, whom she criticized harshly. She added that they would not forget or forgive it. #Justicia #Memoria #DerechosHumanos (translated)
Vincent Lapierre stated that the exercise was more difficult than his critics on X thought. He mentioned a constant threat of violence and a strong reaction to a simple joke, which he believed forced him to proceed with caution. He also described the time needed to respond to what he considered fallacious arguments as considerable. According to him, Elwan did not address his comments on the differences between the RN and fascism, the resources allocated to suburb plans, the situation of suburban residents, the generosity of the French social system, or racial profiling, for which Lapierre claimed to rely on a study. He accused Elwan of staying in the rhetoric and bouncing from one topic to another. Lapierre clarified that he was not seeking to win the debate, but to gather testimonies without being attacked and to allow the audience to form their own opinion. He distinguished reporting from debating and claimed to be, to his knowledge, the only one who had given these high school students a voice without provoking confrontation. He believed that this tact explained why his reports were viewed beyond the right-wing Internet sphere. #Débat #Journalisme #Témoin (translated)
