The author wrote that the history of the Second World War showed how valuable, and how vulnerable, freedom, democracy and human rights could be when intolerance and dictatorship prevailed. They said such horrors must never happen again and that everyone had a responsibility to prevent them. https://t.co/z89dRAMLdz #Liberté #Démocratie #DroitsHumains #LU (translated)
The post said a prime minister had criticised a US-Russia diesel pact, describing deals with dictators as a “road to hell.” https://t.co/fJaje7kVTh #Politik #Diplomasi #IsuGlobal #US #RU
The police unions have submitted a strike notice from October 23 to November 2 to express their opposition to the dictatorial decision of Interior Minister Bernard Quintin to unilaterally change labor time regulations. #GrèvePolice #BernardQuintin #DroitsDesTravailleurs (translated)
"There are, in fact, two leaders in the world who demand that Ukraine have a new president: the first is President Trump, and the second is dictator Putin." Opposition Ukrainian MP Kira Rudik criticized the statement of American President Donald Trump, who said that Ukraine should have a new leader, stating that both Trump and Vladimir Putin are calling for the change of the Ukrainian president. #Ucraina #Trump #Putin (translated)
The author stated that the situation in Vallecas was unacceptable in current football and argued that pressure and dictatorial behavior were leading to a very negative scenario and a dangerous future. (translated)
He is a political mafia; it is the state mafia. The president of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, who spoke before Feijóo, insisted that Spain is going through a "dark stage with a president who is a true cheater, who does not respect the rules of the game or the separation of powers, who uses the Constitutional Court dictatorial against the Supreme Court, kidnaps the institutions, uses the Permanent Commission in a twisted way and has the Upper House gagged. He does not respect the limits, wants to eliminate the judges, and uses the Tax Agency against his opponents." #Feijóo2026 #EleccionesEspaña #Democracia (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)
The author marked 9 October 1989 as Leipzig Freedom Day and said they remained deeply grateful to the tens of thousands of citizens who had peacefully opposed dictatorship. They wrote that their actions helped open the way to German unity and a free Europe, citing the slogans “Wir sind das Volk” and “Keine Gewalt.” https://t.co/6lrDtt0bve #Freiheit #Demokratie #Einheit #DE #EU
In contrast, Democratic Senator Chris Murphy described the idea as disgusting, while Republican Senator Thom Tillis stated that public executions are practices associated with authoritarian dictators. #execuție #FortHood #Pentagon (translated)
In contrast, Democratic Senator Chris Murphy called the idea disgusting, while Republican Senator Thom Tillis stated that public executions are practices associated with authoritarian dictators. #execuție #FortHood #Pentagon (translated)
The author presented the offer as a 2028 presidential pledge, saying they would grant asylum in Austria to Russians who clearly broke with Putin, rejected Russia’s war against Ukraine and signed a public declaration against his regime. They argued that Putin needed people to sustain war, repression and dictatorship. https://t.co/Kw8FvYjtPb #Österreich #Asyl #Frieden #AT #RU #UA
The author described the footage as showing the effects of Russia’s aggression, saying children had been taken from the safety of their homes and subjected to severe suffering. They also claimed that 25 people had been killed that day because of one man’s obsession. https://t.co/fzM3tW70Cq #Russia #WarCrimes #HumanRights #RU
The author wrote that Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya had been murdered in Moscow 20 years earlier and shared a video in which she spoke about Vladimir Putin, whom the author called a dictator. The author added that Putin’s birthday was being marked that day. https://t.co/v4Jkx9qtKp #AnnaPolitkovskaya #Putin #Journalism #RU
The author stated that the Wall Street Journal had revealed a plan that he described as dictatorial, based according to him on special constitutional powers and the bypassing of Parliament. He called for a swift motion of censure. #Macron #Politique #MotionDeCensure #FR (translated)
The author called for remembering Anna Politkovskaya and other journalists, freedom fighters, human rights activists and democrats in Russia who, they wrote, had stood up to Vladimir Putin’s dictatorship and been imprisoned, tortured or murdered. https://t.co/bShGa0AKNI #AnnaPolitkovskaya #HumanRights #FreedomOfSpeech #RU
The author argued that dictators copied one another, citing the Reichstag fire on 27 February 1933 and writing that Hitler blamed his political enemies, suspended freedoms and accelerated his dictatorship. They also cited the murder of Sergei Kirov on 1 December 1934, saying Stalin immediately turned it to political ends. https://t.co/aL9gXit2ba #Dictatorship #History #Totalitarianism #DE #RU
The author recommended reading a critique by Alfredo Romero, president of the Penal Forum, regarding the arbitrariness he attributed to Delcy Rodríguez in relation to the Hate Law. He described the critique as "very fair" and described Romero as always well-informed; he also characterized Rodríguez as dictatorial and the law as illegal and unconstitutional. #LibertadDeExpresión #DerechosHumanos #VenezuelanPolitics #VE (translated)
The author said voters in Hungary had chosen modest change and that Péter Magyar had presented himself as its representative. They portrayed Magyar as psychologically unstable and dictatorial, described him as impossible to work with, and criticized Brussels for supporting him. https://t.co/xfKXYsSmIG #Hungary #Politics #Brussels #HU #EU
The author described the Magyar government as a dictatorship and claimed it was so unstable that it was turning against potential allies and excluding liberal journalists from press conferences. They said this was damaging Hungary’s relations broadly and characterized the situation as a complete meltdown. #Hungary #PressFreedom #Dictatorship #HU
