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Pedro Passos Coelho has positioned himself as a potential candidate for prime minister, highlighting the need for new approaches and reforms in critical areas of the country, and considering a possible return to active politics if the PSD does not succeed in the upcoming elections. #PassosCoelho #PSD #PolíticaPortuguesa (translated)

The article by Màrius Serra examines the distrust of political figures such as Ayuso, Feijóo, and Abascal towards mail-in voting, stemming from the complications that arose in the elections of September 27, 2015, for Catalans abroad, exacerbated by an electoral reform that hindered the exercise of the right to vote. #VotoPorCorreo #Elecciones2026 #Catalunya (translated)

MURPI demanded clarifications from CGA regarding an error in the pension calculation that resulted in undue payments to 2,937 pensioners, arguing that the State should take responsibility for the consequences without penalizing the beneficiaries. #Pensões #CGA #Reformados (translated)

I acknowledge the need for a tax increase next year. If reforms are not implemented next year and all currently considered cuts necessary to eliminate the large deficit are not achieved, then the question will certainly be raised again. #Budžets #Atvieglojumi #Ģimenes (translated)

Minority government – that is: Kulbergs calls on ministers, not parties. In such a case, LPV would not request ministers, but would like to see some conditions met: public administration reform, support for demographics, and a government of professionals, claims Šlesers. #Politika #Mazākumvaldība #Latvija (translated)

Leandro Ruschel stated that Edson Fachin was advocating for a reform of the Judiciary without altering guarantees, but he questioned which guarantees he was referring to. According to Ruschel, in recent years, the Federal Supreme Court had restricted constitutional rights such as free expression, association, and manifestation, in addition to the right to defense, the natural judge, and due process. He said this had occurred especially with people who did not align with what he called the court's leftism. Ruschel also criticized the defense that the reform should be made "with the Judiciary." According to him, it is up to the Legislative to draft laws, while the Judiciary should apply them and assess their compatibility with the Constitution. He added that courts can propose laws regarding their own organization, but the decision falls to Congress, and they cannot present constitutional amendments. For Ruschel, the expression used by Fachin would be a euphemism for the usurpation of Congress's powers. #Judiciário #Reforma #GarantiasCivis (translated)

Santana Lopes, president of the Chamber of Figueira da Foz, earned more than five times his salary as a local politician through media collaborations, despite a political trajectory that also saw him facing moral issues related to his early retirement and declaration of assets. #SantanaLopes #FigueiraDaFoz #PolíticaPortuguesa (translated)

Julio Schneider stated that it would be difficult to improve the Judiciary in the face of corporatism and the blatant concern for self-interests. He also said it would be clear to whom, according to him, that group served, and used derogatory language to refer to its members. https://t.co/lyvrWVfiFh #Judiciário #Reforma #Política (translated)

Vinicius Carrion stated that corporatism and the focus on personal interests would hinder the improvement of the Judiciary. He said that the need for reform indicated, in his assessment, that the system was already weak and did not meet the expectations of taxpayers. https://t.co/8zQY5EPJgz #Justiça #ReformaJudiciária #Corporativismo (translated)

The author of the publication stated that Montenegro had promised not to reduce pensions, but that nearly 3,000 had been cut for people with more than 40 years of contributions, who were also being required to return money. He said that, according to his assessment, those who worked for more years ended up receiving less, classified the measure as an illegal confiscation, and stated that his group would oppose it inside and outside of Parliament. https://t.co/lDQpzlOFCV #Montenegro #Justiça #Direitos #ME (translated)

Apu wrote that José María Figaredo earned 129,905 euros a year and that a tax reform would allow him to save 28,570 euros. He also argued that the proposal would end the welfare state, but he urged people to vote for it and stated that he and others "cayetanos" would save a considerable sum. https://t.co/Bg1gq7nrCR #ReformaFiscal #Bienestar #Ahorro (translated)

In the article, Catarina Marinho argues that violent protests, associated with the fight for better school conditions in France, are a form of vandalism that undermines the legitimate goal of protecting and reforming educational institutions. #Conservadorismo #Protestos #Educação (translated)

Poponze stated that Lula fulfilled 26 of the 36 promises made during the 2022 election campaign. Among the commitments made, he mentioned the approval of the tax reform and the exemption of income tax for those earning up to R$ 5,000 per month. https://t.co/8ksR97WalQ #Lula #Política #ReformaTributária (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that, from the beginning of the election, he advocated placing urban mobility at the center of the debate. He pointed to zero fare and the expansion of the metro-rail system as drivers of a deep urban reform that, according to him, could overcome urban chaos and the difficulties of living in large cities. #MobilidadeUrbana #TarifaZero #ReformaUrbana (translated)

An intelligence report has alerted business leaders about the last opportunity for Sánchez's government to approve economic reforms before the elections on November 29, as well as considering the possibility of a repeat election in the spring of 2027. #Elecciones2027 #ReformasLaborales #PedroSánchez (translated)

In New Delhi, the protest of India's Generation Z, known as Cockroaches, resulted in several injuries and over 1,000 arrests by the police, who blocked the march demanding electoral reforms and the resignation of the head of the Electoral Commission. #GeneraciónZ #ProtestasIndia #ReformasElectorales (translated)

Jeffrey Chiquini stated that the reform of the Judiciary should eliminate political appointments to the higher courts. He said that a Judiciary made up of politicians in robes would not be independent and advocated for judicial independence as a condition for impartiality. Chiquini declared that, in the first week of the legislature, he would call public hearings to start discussions and present proposals for the reform of the justice system. According to him, entities from the sector, state and national associations of the judiciary, associations of the Public Prosecutor's Office, the Bar Association, and the Public Defender's Office would be invited. He also advocated for the appreciation of career judges, which he described as a right and a guarantee of society, and said that he would seek to restore legal security. #ReformaJudiciária #Justiça #IndependênciaJudiciária (translated)

Míriam González Durántez has presented her candidacy with Democracy 21 for the elections on March 29, focusing only on the constituencies of Madrid and Barcelona, and advocating for a deep reform of the political system to better meet the needs of the citizenry. #Democracia21 #Elections2026 #MiriamGonzález (translated)