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The film builds a false, misleading, and biased narrative that defames the State of Israel and the IDF (Israel Defense Forces) worldwide, and seriously harms the image of Israel. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu demanded this Sunday the investigation and prosecution of the participants in the documentary 'NAZA', which recounts the mass killing of civilians in Gaza through testimonies from 24 Israeli military personnel and intelligence officers, for "serious crimes against the security of Israel," according to a statement released by his office. #Netanyahu #NAZA #Gaza (translated)

The film builds a false, misleading, and biased narrative that defames the State of Israel and the IDF (Israel Defense Forces) worldwide and severely harms Israel's image. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called for the investigation and prosecution of the participants in the documentary 'NAZA', which recounts the massive killing of civilians in Gaza through testimonies from 24 Israeli military and intelligence officials, for "serious crimes against the security of Israel," according to a statement released by his office. #NAZA #Gaza #Netanyahu (translated)

Ana defended Alessandra Rojo de la Vega and described the treatment she was receiving as unjust. She claimed that trans sex workers had been sent to vandalize the town hall and attack employees, and that afterwards the mayor had been accused of repressing them. She pointed out that there were videos of the events and questioned whether Alessandra had destroyed her own offices. She also criticized reporters Jorge Becerril and El Halcón for spreading that version, and asserted that they were paid by MORENA. Ana said she feared the situation would continue and expressed her support for the mayor. #JusticiaParaAlessandra #VocesDiversas #RespetoYDerechos (translated)

Gustavo Petro stated that an organizational chart showed that Abelardo had placed 16 members of his law firm in key positions that, he claimed, allowed for the return of assets to drug traffickers. He added that he would later show that many assets of drug traffickers removed from the OFAC list had been purchased by the National Land Agency (ANT) to be handed over to the peasantry, and that many were still in the process of extinction. #Narcotráfico #Corrupción #Justicia (translated)

Medium River reported that River had begun to strengthen its contacts with clubs across the country amid tensions with the AFA. It added that the management received on Friday at the Monumental offices the main executives of Argentino de Merlo, a team from the Primera B Metropolitana. https://t.co/LTBmmU9Z9m #FútbolArgentino #RiverPlate #AFA (translated)

The new Valencian Office of Rooting and Return, promoted by Vox, offers migrants comprehensive support, including psychological, legal, and labor assistance, and has handled more than 20 return cases to their countries, although returns depend on the Government of Spain. #Migración #Discriminación #Integración (translated)

Mario Di Costanzo wrote that Sara Carter, whom he identified as the director of the United States National Office of Drug Control Policy, warned that she would pursue officials who collaborated with the cartels, even if they were governors. He also attributed to Carter the statement that no member of the cartels or collaborator could sleep peacefully. #Narcos #Gobernadores #Drogas (translated)

Alessandra Rojo de la Vega said that since early on she had walked through the streets of the Doctores neighborhood, where she listened to the neighbors and shared with them while progressing on solutions. She stated that governing meant going out to seek problems and solve them, instead of waiting for them to arrive at an office. https://t.co/cHrwoCykaY #GobiernoAbierto #Soluciones #Colaboración (translated)

Susana Uribe R. responded that she was willing to listen to the other person, although she did not agree with their position. She added that, from another perspective, almost all jobs were a form of servitude and questioned whether she would maintain the same opinion upon hearing someone sing happy birthday in an office. #Conversa #Perspectivas #Trabajo (translated)

Gustavo Petro criticized a senator's attitude towards Guillermo Alfonso Jaramillo during a police promotion event to which, he said, the minister had been invited. He also stated that the senator had asked Jaramillo to leave the Senate chamber, despite Petro's belief that he should have been awarded the Cruz de Boyacá, a distinction he claimed to have granted him. Petro attributed improvements in citizens' perceptions of the Police to his government and said that 17,000 patrol officers had been promoted to subinspectors, that their salaries had been increased, and that officers linked to alias Pitufo had been removed from the institution. He added that Jaramillo had pushed for improvements in healthcare for police officers and their families and contributed to building the hospital in southern Bogotá. He claimed that Abelardo had returned the Police's medications to the Char clan. The president maintained that during his government, thefts and domestic violence had decreased and linked this reduction to lower poverty and hunger rates and an increase in the minimum vital wage. He also stated that improvement in economic conditions strengthened families. Petro asked when police and farmers had been seen uprooting coca crops on thousands of hectares planted during Iván Duque's government. He said that trust between the two groups was key to taking Colombia out of drug trafficking. Finally, he accused Abelardo of handing 16 key positions in different branches of the Government to people from his own office to facilitate the massive return of goods seized through asset forfeiture. Petro argued that this situation suggested the construction of a "mafia state" capable of unleashing another Colombian holocaust. #PolíticaColombiana #DerechosHumanos #Progreso (translated)

The author wrote that Rita Maestre had presented to José Luis Martínez-Almeida the real estate assets of her political family's SOCIMI, with the objective of showing, she said, why the PP and the mayor legislated for landlords. She added that the plenary included a proposal to allow the conversion of offices into housing. https://t.co/G3J89FlmQT #vivienda #política #Madrid #ES (translated)

The situation at the SEPE in Mérida is worsening for users, who are facing more difficulties in obtaining appointments and completing digital applications, following the closure of access to the office and increased surveillance, all amid the consequences of the disciplinary file against official Juan Carlos Nieto for attending without a prior appointment. #SEPE #CitaPrevias #AtenciónAlCiudadano (translated)

Gustavo Petro stated that the removal of dozens of Colombians linked to drug trafficking from the list of the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) could be justified if those individuals had genuinely distanced themselves from drug trafficking, and he considered it a sovereign decision by the United States. On the other hand, he argued that the list had become an instrument to prevent Benjamin Netanyahu from being tried for genocide. He said that the United States had included on it eight of the 17 judges of the International Criminal Court, UN officials like Francesca Albanese, organizations defending the rights of Palestinians, and himself for denouncing the genocide in Gaza. He also noted that on August 18, 2026, Tomoko Akane, president of the ICC, was sanctioned, whom he described as a prominent Japanese jurist. Petro claimed that the list had lost global legitimacy and called on countries and their citizens not to comply with it. He urged the international human rights movement to launch a campaign to remove all affected individuals, including himself, and criticized aviation companies for hindering his free movement for defending the rights of the Palestinian people. Finally, he maintained that the list was used to persecute politically identified civil groups, something he characterized as a crime against humanity under the Rome Statute. He asserted that those participating in that persecution should be prosecuted before the ICC. #DerechosHumanos #Narcotráfico #Justicia (translated)

Nicolás Distasio pointed out that Messi used to receive plaques or jerseys in the locker room or on the field, but on this occasion he had moved to the presidential office, far from the locker room. He added that he saw him very happy and smiling. https://t.co/1EhwF5WH1o #Messi #Fútbol #Deporte (translated)

Jesús Fernández-Villaverde pointed out that the Community of Madrid went from 1.27 homes per household in 1995 to a peak of 1.31 in 2002 and to 1.11 in 2026. According to his figures, during that period the real price per square meter rose from 2,273 to 4,069 euros. He attributed the drop in the ratio to both the growth of the Madrid population—from 5.1 million to 7.2 million—and the reduction in the average size of households, from 3.1 to 2.6 people. The author argued that smaller households also increased the demand for housing: even with the 1995 population, Madrid would today need about 20% more homes. He cited Castilla y León, where the real price per square meter remained at the 1995 level and households averaged 2.2 people, as an example of similar family evolution. Fernández-Villaverde indicated that the price per square meter reached 4,453 euros in 2007, when there were 1.24 homes per household, and he argued that the boom was due to cheap credit and speculation, not excessive construction. Between 2002 and 2008, he claimed, Madrid added about 400,000 households and only about 310,000 homes. He also described both the 4,453 euro price from 2007 and the 2,569 euro price from 2012 as temporarily distorted. In his view, measures that only affected prices, including the two decrees from the previous week, did not address the limitation of supply. He suggested that Spain had to choose between competing for the existing homes or betting on building more. #Vivienda #Madrid #PreciosInmobiliarios (translated)

Days after the attack, journalist Smadar Peri from Yediot Aharonot revealed that the Egyptian Intelligence chief, Abbas Kamel, sent a message to the Prime Minister's office in Jerusalem warning about the possibility of "something out of the ordinary" against Israel from Gaza. #Hamas #Israel #Terrorismo (translated)

Gustavo Petro criticized the Council of State for revoking the minimum vital salary and stated that the decision, which he attributed to a magistrate or the full chamber, would reduce internal consumption and could lead Colombia to an economic crisis and violence. He accused the court of acting like an office of the Casa de Nariño and asserted that the measure jeopardized the middle class and could cause widespread poverty and bankruptcies. Petro said that the increase in the minimum wage during his government had reduced poverty and contributed to decreasing thefts, domestic violence, and extortion. He also claimed that the decision disregarded the 1991 Constitution and linked the Council of State with Abelardo, whom he described as a tyrant. The president called on workers from different sectors to mobilize and asked millions of people to take to the streets to demand a vital salary, promote a general strike, and support the people's constituent power. He accused his opponents of declaring war on workers and ended with a call for a free Colombia. https://t.co/EMvqmYeWO2 #SalarioMínimo #Colombia #DerechosLaborales (translated)