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David Alandete accused his interlocutor of allowing sectarianism and fanaticism to influence his interpretation of the facts and stated that his country had suffered a dictatorship. He maintained that Trump had Maria Corina Machado's phone number and had called her several times, although he said only they knew what they talked about. He also noted that Trump had referred to Machado again on Truth Social as "a very fine woman." Alandete said that when he saw Rubio appear with Dinorah Figuera, his only concern had been to publish the news, which was already late. He reproached his interlocutor for confusing his political positions with his work and for subordinating the facts to a cause. https://t.co/hiVQmAOcXK #Hechos #Política #Dictadura (translated)

Pablo Majluf stated that the regime forced cartoonists to remain silent and publicly punished satirists for grievances that, according to him, were fabricated. He also argued that the country presented a progressive image abroad, even though in reality it was a dystopian dictatorship. #LibertadDeExpresión #Dictadura #Censura (translated)

Nayib Bukele stated that Latinobarómetro had maintained a hostile editorial line towards his government, although its measurements historically enjoyed prestige and, according to him, were based on data and not on ideological narratives. Bukele pointed out that El Salvador had ranked first in 19 of the 20 indicators of the survey for Latin America, related to security, trust in institutions, state efficiency, and public services. He added that, in the remaining indicator, the Presidency of the Republic was the institution that generated the most trust among Salvadorans, something that, he said, only happened in El Salvador. He ironically referred to those who labeled the country a dictatorship despite these results. #ElSalvador #ConfianzaInstitucional #SeguridadLatinoamericana (translated)

Melquisedec Torres stated that, according to the formal accusation by the United States justice system against Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flórez, Maduro negotiated drugs with the FARC in exchange for explosive mines and weapons, which he claimed were used to assassinate many Colombians. He added that these dealings had allegedly continued at least until 2017, after the signing of the Havana Peace Agreement. Torres requested that the Colombian Prosecutor's Office immediately seek collaboration from the United States to access that information and prosecute those involved. He pointed out Rodrigo Londoño, also known as Timoleón Jiménez or Timochenko, among them, and claimed that, according to the accusation, Iván Márquez and Jesús Santrich were also said to have participated, of whom he said was allegedly dead. Furthermore, he asked whether TimoComunes and other leaders had informed the JEP about that alliance, and if the court had questioned them about it or other alliances. #Maduro #FARC #Colombia (translated)

The user wondered if it was criminal and shared a link to a news article claiming that Ayuso's PP was spreading a video generated with artificial intelligence warning that Sánchez wanted to lead the country into a dictatorship and urging people not to vote by mail. https://t.co/JkEegjanZ2 #IA #Dictadura #PP #ES (translated)

Emmanuel Rincón wrote that Venezuelans had been dealing for decades with those who, according to him, ordered the kidnapping of relatives to run them over. He stated that Delcy Rodríguez was no different from those people and labeled them with an insult. https://t.co/K8CjCKZiyw #Venezuela #DerechosHumanos #Dictadura (translated)

Emmanuel Rincón reported that María Corina Machado supported the reelection of congresswoman María Elvira Salazar. In the message, Machado stated that Fidel Castro took power in Cuba 67 years earlier and established a communist dictatorship that, according to her, deprived generations of freedom and spread poverty to other countries. She also highlighted the resilience of Cubans who emigrated and formed a community in South Florida, where —she said— they defended democratic values for decades. Machado maintained that Salazar believed a free Venezuela would enhance the security of the United States and favor both a free Cuba and a safer hemisphere. She added that the congresswoman had taken a clear stance on Venezuela and expressed her wish for Venezuela, Cuba, and Nicaragua to thrive in democracy, with the rule of law and close cooperation with the United States. https://t.co/wLh3vi3ivo #Venezuela #Cuba #Democracia (translated)

The PP of Ayuso has disseminated a controversial manipulated video using artificial intelligence in which it warns about a supposed attempt at dictatorship by Pedro Sánchez, urging the public not to vote by mail in the upcoming elections. #InteligenciaArtificial #Elecciones2026 #PPdeMadrid (translated)

Cristian Campos stated that, while in democracies citizens protested against the Government, in dictatorships the Government protested against the citizens. He affirmed that Spain was in this second case and pointed out that the Executive had called a general strike against the opposition weeks before an election. (translated)

Gabriel Boric Font recalled the anniversary of the victory of the NO and thanked those who, as he wrote, fought for years against the dictatorship. He stated that democracy, in which his generation had grown up, was owed to them and insisted that, learning from their experience, it was necessary to defend and deepen it. #Democracia #DerechosHumanos #MemoriaHistórica (translated)

David Alandete stated that propaganda sectors of Chavismo tried to present Donald Trump's words about María Corina Machado as referring to another matter. According to Alandete, Trump responded "she's a great woman" and said "everything is going to be fine" when he was directly asked about Machado's return to Venezuela. He added that the Trump administration could later clarify its statements, but he asserted that the question was specific and the answer, direct. He also criticized what he described as a propagandistic interpretation and of low journalistic quality. https://t.co/V2vbiT8W5k #Venezuela #Chavismo #Periodismo (translated)

Pascal described it as foolish that foreign relations with Latin America had been restricted to countries with governments of the same ideological alignment. He argued that Mexico was isolated in the region and continued to seek rapprochement with the dictatorships of Cuba and Nicaragua, instead of broadening its contacts. #RelacionesExteriores #AméricaLatina #México (translated)

Agustín Antonetti stated that, if the results in Brazil were maintained, the extreme left would have disappeared from South America for the first time in the 21st century, with an even lesser presence in Uruguay. He also described Delcy Rodríguez's government in Venezuela as the only bastion left for the left in the southern continent and urged for immediate elections to be called. #AméricaDelSur #EleccionesYa #Venezuela (translated)

The article tells the story of Calama, an emblematic place for the families of the disappeared during the Chilean dictatorship, where pain and loss still resonate 40 years later through testimonies like that of Vicky Saavedra, who struggles with the memories of her brother executed by the Caravan of Death. #Chile #CaravanaDeLaMuerte #DerechosHumanos (translated)

Punta wrote that they were not prepared for a new dictatorial maneuver that, he claimed, Sánchez was preparing, whom he referred to with a derogatory nickname. He added that after drinking a bottle of unfiltered chamomile, he could see it clearly. #Dictadura #Política #Injusticia (translated)

Gustavo Petro stated that Bolivia had become a dictatorship and accused its authorities of detaining the Attorney General and his replacement to prevent an investigation. According to Petro, this inquiry aimed to clarify alleged links between disinformation campaigns during Latin American elections and the U.S. State Department and the White House. He also accused the Bolivian president and his circle of persecuting former president Luis Arce and indigenous leader Evo Morales, repressing protests, and violating the Constitution. He attributed ties to drug trafficking and fascism to the president and claimed that he had attempted to kill his pregnant girlfriend. Furthermore, he asserted that a network of fake profiles, allegedly funded by Jeffrey Epstein and Netanyahu, promoted presidents he described as subservient and sought to harm economies and facilitate the appropriation of natural resources. Petro urged U.S. President Donald Trump to open a dialogue between the United States and Latin America based on democracy and freedom and warned that the imposition strategy he attributed to Marco Rubio could lead to violence. He also called on Latin American progressive movements to defend Lula in Portuguese against what he described as bot farms, and summoned activists and former members of artificial intelligence companies to develop digital tools against disinformation and fear. #Bolivia #Dictadura #Latinoamérica (translated)