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Apu wrote that TheGrefg, a Spanish YouTuber who was taxed in Andorra, had raffled off a luxury car and won 800,000 euros. He added that he had to pay a fine of 750,000 euros because the raffle was illegal, and he described the case as poetic justice. https://t.co/2DNlSHyrIl #TheGrefg #Andorra #Justicia (translated)

The Ministry of Consumption has fined EBR Management SLU 750,000 euros for conducting an unauthorized raffle of the luxury car belonging to the YouTuber TheGrefg, accumulating a revenue of 380,000 euros without the necessary authorization according to gaming legislation. #LaLeyEsIgualParaTodos #MultaConsumo #RifaSinAutorización (translated)

The Ministry of Social Rights imposes a fine of 750,000 euros on EBR Management SLU for organizing a raffle for a luxury car of a YouTuber resident in Andorra without the corresponding authorization, considering it a very serious violation according to the Gaming Regulation Law. #multa #rifa #juego (translated)

Yago Álvarez Barba recalled that the Andorran YouTuber TheGregf had raffled a Tesla in a Christmas lottery and that he had tried to evict an 80-year-old woman from Andorra named "Maricarmen." Álvarez Barba pointed out that both issues were related and claimed that Bustinduy had imposed a fine of 750,000 euros on them that day. https://t.co/gLGS6mY3Xw https://t.co/7xYvAQxgup #TheGregf #Tesla #Andorra (translated)

The Ministry of Social Rights, Consumption and Agenda 2030 has fined EBR Management SLU 750,000 euros for conducting an illegal raffle of the Tesla belonging to the YouTuber 'The Grefg', as it did not have the necessary authorization according to the Gambling Regulation Law. #SorteoIlegal #LeyDelJuego #TheGrefg (translated)

This car cost me almost 120,000 euros. Although the department does not reveal the name of the YouTuber, the amounts, dates, and the sanctioned company match the raffle announced by TheGrefg, a person from Murcia who lives in Andorra due to its low taxes and who offered his Tesla Model S Plaid. #Influencers #Sanciones #Rifa (translated)

The historian and YouTuber Jones Manoel assessed that the first round of the campaign focused on defending President Lula's legacy and that, in the second round, it would be necessary to present proposals for the future. He advocated combining criticisms of Flávio Bolsonaro, whom he pointed out as a danger to Brazil, with an agenda primarily aimed at the working class and youth, including zero fare on public transport, expansion of the metro-rail system, ending the 6x1 work schedule, and reindustrialization to create jobs. https://t.co/jZC7LXcl71 #Lula2022 #FuturoDoBrasil #ClasseTrabalhadora (translated)

The author asked whether Heidi Reichinnek had publicly distanced herself from Mario Olszinski, known as Jurassica Parka. Olszinski had appeared in the Berlin scene as a drag queen, participant in children's readings, moderator, DJ, and YouTuber, he wrote. In October 2023, the District Court of Tiergarten had definitively convicted Olszinski for the distribution, acquisition, and possession of child pornography to 160 daily fines of 70 euros each. On September 23, 2026, there was another conviction for the possession of child and youth pornographic content: ten months of probationary imprisonment. Olszinski had confessed to the crimes, according to the author. #Kinderschutz #Dragqueen #Gesellschaft (translated)

The X-user Coxx wrote that the medfluencer Alina Walbrun fell for a fabricated illness of the YouTuber Marvin Wildhage in July 2026. Wildhage supposedly had "post-viral nasal hypersensitivity" and invented a fake pharmaceutical company supposedly led by "Dr. Sofia Beatrice Gepetto." Walbrun accepted 3,800 euros for paid clarification and stated on Instagram that she was familiar with the condition from her studies. According to Coxx, she also mentioned symptoms that had not been included in the briefing. Coxx described Walbrun, born in 1998, as one of the most influential German-speaking medfluencers; she had around 300,000 Instagram followers. She had studied human medicine at LMU Munich until May 2026 and referred to herself as "Doc Alina," even though she was not a practicing doctor. Criticism of this had already existed before the scandal. After the video was released, Walbrun apologized, called the term unverified and misleading, and donated the 3,800 euros to Doctors Without Borders, wrote Coxx. The LMU clinic stated that Walbrun was no longer active there and distanced itself from unscientific statements. Coxx also pointed to criticism of the "Doc" title, retracted Harvard statements that later only pertained to a summer school, as well as Walbrun's company Onegevity. This company sold dietary supplements, including matcha with sleep berry, which the BfR warned against. Unsolicited blood sugar tips had also drawn criticism from the German Diabetes Society. Coxx wrote that the public prosecutor's office is now investigating Walbrun, whom he labeled a left-green activist and fraudster. #Medfluencer #Gesundheit #Skandal (translated)

The Madrid Prosecutor's Office has initiated proceedings against the YouTuber Iñaki Angulo for homophobic comments directed at the footballer Héctor Bellerín, following a complaint filed by the Association for Transparency and Democracy in Sport. #Homofobia #IñakiAngulo #DerechosHumanos (translated)