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Mr. Bedrock wrote that he had published one of his annual political tweets after a long time without doing so and that he couldn't resist because it was short and direct. He also encouraged voting, no matter who, and clarified that the previous tweet was a meme, reminding that it was already 2026. #Política #Memes #Votación (translated)

The author wrote that he had been angry upon seeing on Twitter what he described as a disgrace of the Broad Front, led by Más Madrid, and a disgusting campaign by the PSOE to present itself as an antifascist alternative. He added that he closed the social network and returned to the camp, where he saw people organizing for a general strike. #FrenteAmplio #PSOE #HuelgaGeneral (translated)

Mika Merano wrote that it was not about class but corruption. He claimed that Members of Parliament, other significant and former politicians, and their close circles received rewards on the boards of associations funded by tax money or directed funds to their own projects. According to Merano, organizational subsidies and, for example, the funds used for Garden Helsinki were taken from elsewhere and were also reflected in the support received by poor families living on subsidies. He accused politicians of pursuing their own and their close circles' interests and expressed his anger towards such activities. #korruptio #politiikka #veronmaksajat (translated)

Jaime Arizabaleta wrote that Gustavo Petro had not published on X for 13 hours, despite the fact that, according to him, he used to tweet every two minutes. He added that Petro had said nothing about his ex-wife or about what Eva Ferrer had said, and ironically suggested that he had lost internet connection. #GustavoPetro #PolíticaColombiana #RedesSociales (translated)

The author pointed out that Justice had acquitted a Twitter user for saying that Santiago Abascal was hanging from a bridge and recalled that, according to the publication, he had said something similar about Pedro Sánchez. https://t.co/3zmP3LFu6r #Justicia #LibertadDeExpresión #Política #ES (translated)

Roni Arvonen wrote that decision-makers would prefer to raise the retirement age of working Finns rather than cut development aid or Kela benefits for immigrants. He estimated that the patience of ordinary working Finns regarding such spending would run out at some point. #eläkkeet #kehitysapu #maahanmuutto (translated)

Felipe Moura Brasil shared the transcription of a reporter from Veja who defended a report amid the reactions to the publication of a recording. The journalist stated that, in addition to the audio, the article was based on messages found on Daniel Vorcaro's cell phone before he formalized a plea deal proposal. According to the reporter, Vorcaro had already presented a third proposal to the PGR, but the agency did not want to listen to him. In the transcription, the reporter claimed that messages from 2024 and 2025 indicated that Vorcaro had intermediaries at the Palácio do Planalto who were working with executives from the pension funds of Banco do Brasil, Caixa Econômica, Petrobras, and Correios. He asserted that the objective was to raise 10 billion reais from these funds, with 1 billion reais earmarked for bribes to the PT, as part of an agreement to save Banco Master. He also said that an operator linked to the office of Minister Alexandre Padilha sought fund executives and that meetings had been organized to facilitate the bank's operations. The reporter further stated that, in May 2024, Banco Master entered the so-called "exhaustive list," which, according to him, allowed the funds to invest in the institution. At the same time, he said, the bank was negotiating credit letters worth 500 million reais with Caixa Econômica. According to the journalist, the operation did not progress after the newspaper O Globo reported, in July 2024, that two managers from Caixa had been removed for issuing a negative opinion. He added that Vorcaro had reported, in a plea deal proposal to which the report had access, that Padilha and other PT members backed down after the case was disclosed. #Lula #Corrupção #Política (translated)

George van Houts urged support for farmers, fishermen, and gardeners. He believed that fishermen should get their boats back and that gardeners should have access to Dutch gas, as he thought the Netherlands needed to become self-sufficient in energy and food production. He described nitrogen and climate issues as trivial concerns of wealthy people compared to what he believed was yet to come. Van Houts stated that 80% of the Dutch wanted war against Russia. He used derogatory language about Russians and called people who he believed were misled idiots. He wrote that they also needed food and drink. #zelfvoorzienend #energie #voedselproductie (translated)

Rê reported having read a post from a Chinese person who claimed to be shocked by what he considered the foolishness of FB's plan to privatize 95% of state-owned companies. According to Rê, the author of the post stated that anyone who supported this measure did not love their own country. Rê agreed and said that half of Brazilians were choosing this path while calling themselves patriots, classifying the situation as a joke. #Brasil #Política #Patriotismo (translated)

The Provincial Court of Madrid has acquitted a Twitter user who had been reported by Vox for a comment about Santiago Abascal and Rocío Monasterio, recalling that Abascal himself had used similar expressions against Pedro Sánchez without facing any charges. #LibertadDeExpresión #DelitoDeOdio #Vox (translated)

Milei's repentants stated that the second most populated city in Entre Ríos was flooded and that there were hundreds of evacuees. They criticized Rogelio Frigerio for not speaking out on X and accused him of traveling to France with public money to support Milei. He also used a sexually vulgar expression to reproach him for his attitude towards the president and called him pathetic. https://t.co/WkqVgDbzzP #EntreRíos #Inundaciones #Emergencia (translated)

Yihi pointed out the comments on a post, where several users questioned why politicians accepted to participate in a podcast, criticized the ego of the one organizing it, and argued that professional journalists should be involved. He also stated that there was a lot of envy in Spain and mentioned that two political leaders were hoping that a third would accept the invitation, which he celebrated. #Política #Ego #Envidia (translated)

The Czech investment group Pale Fire Capital increased its stake to 3.04% in the real estate company LEG Immobilien and also exceeded the three percent threshold in the German tourism group TUI, thereby strengthening its position on foreign exchanges. #PaleFireCapital #investice #burza (translated)

The electoral advance announced by a cornered Pedro Sánchez and the death of Maricarmen – a throwing weapon of his Twitter lords when her body was still warm – has shifted to the second ring of the circus an unsettling event and a new surname for that tambourine Spain: the Rocho clan. #Corrupción #PSOE #Narcotráfico (translated)

Russy Millán wrote that a woman from the Petrist movement had said that, after two months with Abelardo, she was experiencing the precariousness of OPS contracts, while with Petro she had had dignity and memory. Millán claimed that he reviewed her posts and that, according to them, in 2024, during Petro's government, she was unemployed and had complained on X. https://t.co/eQZppaH4pS #Petro #Abelardo #PolíticaColombiana (translated)

Your struggle awakened consciousness throughout Spain and ignited a fuse that will not be extinguished. Your dignity and courage mark the way. In fact, last night after the news of Maricarmen's death, some political leaders posted their condolence messages on social media, such as Pedro Sánchez, the President of the Government, who in his tweet asserted that he felt that loss "as his own," or Mónica García from Más Madrid, who wrote: "Your struggle awakened consciousness throughout Spain and ignited a fuse that will not be extinguished. Your dignity and courage mark the way." #Maricarmen #Desahucios #Madrid (translated)

In fact, last night after the news of Maricarmen's death, some political leaders posted their messages of condolence on social media, such as the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, who in his tweet stated that he felt that loss "as his own," or Mónica García from Más Madrid, who wrote: "Your struggle awakened consciousness throughout Spain and ignited a fuse that will not be extinguished. Your dignity and courage mark the way." #Maricarmen #Desahucios #Madrid (translated)