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Mario Di Costanzo criticized what he called “miserable salaries” at the IMSS. He wrote that the salary tables of the institution set a monthly salary of 13,210 pesos for a maxillofacial surgeon, a mere increase of 372 pesos (2.9%), while Zoé Robledo earned 225,000 pesos gross per month. #IMSS #SueldoJusto #Desigualdad (translated)

Jose María Figaredo stated that Spain would grow again and that prosperity would return to homes if the thousands of regulations that, in his opinion, were hindering the country were eliminated. He affirmed that Spain, its workers, and its companies had great potential and that reducing regulation would allow the country to resume growth. #España #Crecimiento #Prosperidad (translated)

Four out of ten workers in Spain finish their workday exhausted almost every day, while half have experienced work-related stress in the last year, according to a report that highlights the growing need for mental health support, especially among younger generations. #SaludLaboral #EstrésLaboral #BienestarEnElTrabajo (translated)

The article by Susana Díaz highlights the growing social tension in Spain, evidenced by the inability of many families to make ends meet due to inflation and the rise in living costs, which underscores the urgent need for a wage pact that restores dignity and quality of life to workers. #Inflación #CrisisEconómica #DerechosLaborales (translated)

The socialist MEP Leire Pajín advocates for a European policy that is more aware of territorial realities and demands greater protection for humanitarian aid and workers in the sector, while defending sustainability in fishing and the ceramics industry. #UniónEuropea #TrabajoHumanitario #IndustriaSostenible (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)

Punta mocked the support for the cultural voucher, Young Summer, subsidies to unions, to cinema and to political parties, institutional advertising, aid to foreign countries, and the increase in advisors and high-ranking officials. Then, he questioned where the money would come from to lower the income tax for workers. #BonoCultural #Subvenciones #Economía (translated)

Neoliberalover stated that Morena had attacked and vandalized the Cuauhtémoc mayor's office, and attributed responsibility to Diana Sánchez Barrios and Clara Brugada. He also maintained that Sánchez Barrios had sent individuals to assault the mayor Alessandra Rojo de la Vega and that sex workers had forcefully entered the premises, supposedly to speak with her, causing damage. He added that there were no arrests and that the police did not come to remove or arrest those who, he wrote, were caught in the act. #Morena #Cuauhtémoc #Urgente (translated)

In general, in democracy, general strikes have been called to stop attacks, to defend ourselves. Today we are facing an offensive general strike, as happens in collective bargaining, to place workers' demands in negotiations. It is different, unorthodox, and it speaks to many people, to the current government, the possible future government, to the autonomous communities, but clearly also to business organizations. #HuelgaGeneral #CrisisDeLaVivienda #DerechosDeLosInquilinos (translated)

Seventy-five percent of surveyed workers are willing to make economic sacrifices to retire five years earlier, emphasizing that they prefer to adjust their daily expenses rather than make more significant financial changes. #JubilaciónAnticipada #Ahorro #CalidadDeVida (translated)