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Mario Frias questioned whether the press would give extensive coverage to what he described as a supposed attempted coup that occurred that day in São Paulo. He also asked whether the Armed Forces had been activated, whether those responsible had been identified, and whether the heads of the Powers had expressed themselves in defense of democracy. Frias further asked who would pay for the damage to public property and whether the president was in the United States or at the location of the events. He questioned whether the criteria would be applied equally to everyone and whether democracy would have a side. #Democracia #GolpeDeEstado #Mídia (translated)

He is a political mafia; it is the state mafia. The president of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, who spoke before Feijóo, insisted that Spain is going through a "dark stage with a president who is a true cheater, who does not respect the rules of the game or the separation of powers, who uses the Constitutional Court dictatorial against the Supreme Court, kidnaps the institutions, uses the Permanent Commission in a twisted way and has the Upper House gagged. He does not respect the limits, wants to eliminate the judges, and uses the Tax Agency against his opponents." #Feijóo2026 #EleccionesEspaña #Democracia (translated)

Jesús Villegas asked what could be done about what he described as the inactivity of the Government Delegation in Sol and other places in Spain regarding campgrounds that he described as illegal. He called for citizens to file complaints en masse to urge public authorities to act and shared an explanatory video. https://t.co/qFT281t3Kh #DerechosCiudadanos #Protesta #España (translated)

Sérgio Santos wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro mentioned the possibility of using force and direct interference between the Powers. Santos added that Bolsonaro had not yet been elected and was already acting this way, assessing that he had lost his fear. https://t.co/EMOnWrO6uZ #Política #Brasil #Poderes (translated)

Lupe Sánchez wrote that it was taken for granted that the Executive would condition the judicial calendar by calling for elections, and noted that this was probably one of the reasons for the advance. He said he did not share those "courtesies," especially towards someone who, he claimed, had shown absolute contempt for the separation of powers. He added that citizens deserved to vote with full information. #Elecciones #SeparaciónDePoderes #Democracia (translated)

Lupe Sánchez reacted to the information that Sánchez did not rule out pardoning the former attorney general of the State before November 29 and wrote that they should not be reproached for having to maintain courtesy with the separation of powers. https://t.co/5pgognqucj #política #indulto #justicia (translated)

Lupe Sánchez held that courtesy towards the separation of powers had become obsolete and accused the ruling party of hiring hitmen and labeling the judges investigating their corruption as coup plotters and embezzlers. He also described the members of the Executive as bullies and claimed that every vote for the PSOE represented support for corruption, the mafia, and what he termed a "socialist narco-dictatorship." He added that no judge or court had the right to deprive Spaniards of knowing this stance. #Corrupción #Justicia #Política (translated)

JH Fonseca stated that, in the view of the media and the left, changing the Constitution to end reelection would be antidemocratic, while keeping a judge in the Supreme Court who, according to him, could not be removed, would have powers of censorship, and would sell decisions would be considered healthy. #Democracia #Política #Justiça (translated)

Carlos Bolsonaro stated that Deltan Dallagnol had been elected senator for Paraná with more than 2.9 million votes, despite facing 15 days of suspended campaigning and, according to him, great legal uncertainty until election day. Bolsonaro said that voters in Paraná had chosen their representative and expressed solidarity with Dallagnol and the voters. He also stated that Dallagnol would be judged again by the TSE the following day and said he hoped that the law, legal security, and respect for the popular will would prevail. Bolsonaro added that democracy required balance among the Powers and respect for the vote, and that the choice made at the polls in Paraná should not be treated as a detail. #Democracia #Eleições #Justiça (translated)

JH Fonseca used insulting language when questioning the idea that Flávio would be authoritarian or a threat to democracy. He stated that his father was the president who was least able to lead and accused the Supreme Court of becoming authoritarian and usurping powers from the Executive. For Fonseca, the threat was Lula. #Democracia #Política #Brasil (translated)

"The decision of the Constitutional Court defeats the strategy of the various Spanish public powers that have prevented or delayed the implementation of the Amnesty law for strictly political reasons. The margin to manipulate and twist the application of a law in force for two years and four months has come to an end." #Amnistía #Puigdemont #PedroSánchez (translated)

The margin to manipulate and twist the application of a law in force for two years and four months has come to an end. The former president of the Generalitat and leader of Junts, Carles Puigdemont, has celebrated the decision of the Constitutional Court (TC) to endorse the amnesty for independence leaders accused of embezzlement in the 'procés', asserting that the ruling, which clears the way for him to return to Spanish soil after nine years avoiding justice, "represents the defeat of the Spanish public authorities." #Puigdemont #Amnistía #Cataluña (translated)

"defeat of the strategy of various Spanish public powers that prevented and delayed the application of the amnesty for strictly political reasons" In a statement from Belgium transmitted by Spanish media, Puigdemont considered that the decisions of the Spanish justice this Tuesday are the "defeat of the strategy of various Spanish public powers that prevented and delayed the application of the amnesty for strictly political reasons." #Puigdemont #Amnistia #Catalunha (translated)

"We came to tell the judge that we will comply with the Constitution and the law. That we do not have a spirit of vendetta [revenge]. On the contrary. That we want to rebuild the country, we want to normalize the relationship between the powers." Rogério Marinho made this statement after a meeting with the president of the Brazilian Supreme Court, Edson Fachin, on which occasion he said they discussed “the excesses” of some judges with “monocratic decisions.” #Eleições2026 #STF #PartidoLiberal (translated)

"The decision made today by the Constitutional Court defeats the strategy of various public powers in Spain that have prevented or delayed the implementation of the Amnesty law for strictly political reasons. The margin for manipulating and twisting the application of a law in force for two years and four months has come to an end. The order given by Aznar to put sticks in the wheels has reached its limit. 'Those who can do, let them do' is no longer enough." The former president of the Generalitat of Catalonia and leader of Junts, Carles Puigdemont, has celebrated the decision of the Constitutional Court, which today has erased the embezzlement charges against the leaders of the independence 'procés' and has ordered the Supreme Court to apply the Amnesty law, noting that this decision "is the defeat of the Spanish public powers." #Puigdemont #Amnistía #Cataluña (translated)

Carles Puigdemont has celebrated the decision of the Constitutional Court that has favored the leaders of the independence 'procés' and has proclaimed that he would choose unilateralism again, criticizing the Spanish public authorities and without detailing his return to Spain. #Puigdemont #Amnistía #Cataluña (translated)