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Nayib Bukele stated that Latinobarómetro had maintained a hostile editorial line towards his government, although its measurements historically enjoyed prestige and, according to him, were based on data and not on ideological narratives. Bukele pointed out that El Salvador had ranked first in 19 of the 20 indicators of the survey for Latin America, related to security, trust in institutions, state efficiency, and public services. He added that, in the remaining indicator, the Presidency of the Republic was the institution that generated the most trust among Salvadorans, something that, he said, only happened in El Salvador. He ironically referred to those who labeled the country a dictatorship despite these results. #ElSalvador #ConfianzaInstitucional #SeguridadLatinoamericana (translated)

Alberto Núñez Feijóo proposes a face-to-face meeting with Pedro Sánchez on November 16 on Mediaset and accepts two additional debates, while conditioning his participation in an interview on RTVE to guaranteeing a space for original production due to the perceived bias of the channel. #DebatesElectorales #Feijóo #Sánchez (translated)

The article by Iñaki Ezkerra addresses the uncertainty and unease surrounding the general elections on November 29 in Spain, highlighting the controversy around President Pedro Sánchez and the perception that he is willing to cheat to stay in power. #PedroSánchez #Elecciones2026 #OpiniónPolítica (translated)

The article reflects on the disillusionment of the left in the face of an early election, suggesting that the vote on November 29 will be motivated more by fear than by hope, and questions the perception that the social majority is aligned with the right, emphasizing that there is still hope in the ballot boxes. #Elecciones #Izquierda #Votación (translated)

Dana Erlich, de facto ambassador of Israel, highlights in an interview that the trauma from the massacre of October 7, 2023 is still present and active in Israeli society, deeply affecting the perception of security and relationships in the region. #Israel #Gaza #Hamás (translated)

Fútbolgate.com reported a new complaint to the Prosecutor's Office regarding the Negreira case. According to the media, the 26-page document focused on the referees' allowances and the associations of Javier Enríquez, and requested an investigation into possible crimes related to the collection of allowances and corruption in sports. https://t.co/t0nPkcciuO #Corrupción #Fútbol #Justicia (translated)

Lionel Messi, who bids farewell to the Argentine national team acclaimed by a crowd that had criticized him for years, has transformed his public perception after winning the world title in Qatar 2022 and other recent successes, overcoming disdain and comparisons with Maradona. #Messi #FútbolArgentina #CopaMundial (translated)

The article criticizes the Spanish government's inability to approve measures that prevent evictions and suicides related to the housing crisis, while portraying the contrast between the reality of the homeless and the superficial perception of tourists in a city that seems to forget its own youth. #Vivienda #Desalojos #Protestas (translated)

Bego Prados, a teacher and author, argues that the inclusion of people with disabilities is not a favor, but a fundamental right, highlighting the differences in education and the perception of disability between Spain and Switzerland. #Inclusión #Discapacidad #Educación (translated)

The article explores how social frustration and the perception of injustice can trigger revolutions, highlighting the role of the political system's inability to listen to and address the demands of the population, as evidenced in the French Revolution and the Bolshevik Revolution. #Frustración #Revolución #Política (translated)

Pep Guardiola faces criticism in the United Kingdom for his possible complicity or lack of awareness regarding the financial irregularities of Manchester City, raised in a strong article by 'The Times', which questions his legacy as a coach. #Guardiola #ManchesterCity #IrregularidadesFinancieras (translated)

"Las medidas de protección a los hogares vulnerables y las modificaciones sobre la duración de los contratos deben ir acompañadas de un marco que ofrezca seguridad y previsibilidad a los propietarios, especialmente a los pequeños arrendadores. El objetivo debe ser proteger a quienes lo necesitan sin generar un aumento de la percepción de riesgo que pueda llevar a parte de la oferta a salir del mercado del alquiler residencia"También Ferran Font, de Pisos.com, camina en esa línea y resalta que la protección al inquilino debe ir acompañada de medidas que preserven y amplíen la oferta de alquiler. #Vivienda #CrisisInmobiliaria #Alquiler

Arturo Gradolí, autor de 'Tecnoabsolutismo global', advierte sobre cómo la concentración de poder económico y tecnológico, junto con el uso de algoritmos e inteligencia artificial, puede erosionar la democracia y moldear la percepción de la realidad, planteando la necesidad de un tecnohumanismo que contrarreste este fenómeno. #Tecnoabsolutismo #InteligenciaArtificial #RedesSociales

Casi la mitad de los españoles cree que los hombres reciben salarios más altos que las mujeres por el mismo trabajo, una percepción más común entre las personas mayores y las propias mujeres, según una encuesta reciente del Instituto DyM. #BrechaSalarial #IgualdadDeGénero #OportunidadesLaborales

Sven Beckert, historiador de Harvard, argumenta que el capitalismo, cuyo origen data de mucho antes de la Revolución Industrial, ha prosperado gracias a una estrecha alianza con el Estado, desafiando la percepción de que opera al margen del poder político y sosteniendo que es el sistema económico más estatista desde el comunismo soviético. #Capitalismo #HistoriaEconómica #SvenBeckert