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JV wrote that he had met Charles Martinet, whom he considered his childhood idol, and that he had taken a photo with him. He said that Martinet's voice in person sounded even more like Mario than the character's own voice and had told them "Super Star." He also thanked NintendoLatam for the opportunity. https://t.co/VVBAgAQEfx #CharlesMartinet #Nintendo #Idolo (translated)

Carol said she ended a childhood friendship because the person liked videos of Nikolas, whom she referred to in a derogatory manner. According to her, this person knew about her friendship with Ana Elisa and the attacks she claimed to have been suffering from that group since the beginning of the campaign. Carol said she wanted to keep this person away. #amizade #pessoa #respeito (translated)

The report from the Children's Defender of Andalusia reveals that 79% of primary school students feel lonely and highlights the need for public policies to address this invisible epidemic, which affects the emotional well-being and social inclusion of minors. #SoledadInfantil #AislamientoSocial #Bullying (translated)

"Messi is bigger than everything for me. He is a great person and a great footballer. I hope my son can become a footballer like him too," he tells his son, who is sitting on his shoulders and who, as Lucas assures, did not go to kindergarten that day to accompany him to see the atmosphere of the stadium. #Messi #FútbolArgentina #DespedidaMessi (translated)

The publication stated that doctors were writing on the foreheads of young children who were injured and had no surviving relatives. It also argued that, in Gaza, even the children knew they would be bombed and described the situation as a war against childhood. Furthermore, it pointed out that Mónica García Prieto was dismantling the Israeli propaganda machinery. https://t.co/tiLOuOcdf4 #Gaza #Infancia #Guerra #IL #PS (translated)

Ronaldinho wrote that he felt joy for being part of his brother's story from day one and recalled how much they had enjoyed football. He said that both had fulfilled their childhood dream of representing their nation and being world champions, and noted that his brother had given everything for the national team and the country. He also stated that he understood how family issues could lead to rethinking things and wished him the best. #Fútbol #SelecciónNacional #Campeones (translated)

The author stated that the courts could protect higher interests, such as those of sick individuals, children, and victims of gender violence, and said that she had explained this along with Mari Carmen. She also asserted that many people were unaware that the administrations were carrying out evictions. She added that, 15 years ago, people had also grown tired of unjust laws and that there were increasingly more aware judges. (translated)

Janoninho stated that Lula had faced several losses, including childhood during the drought, the opportunity to study, the loss of a finger in a machine, three electoral defeats, and freedom, which, according to him, had been taken away by an injustice. Nevertheless, he said, Lula remained standing and the Brazilians did not give up. Janoninho also reported that Janones' group had reached 874 thousand supporters for Lula's reelection, approaching the goal of 1 million. He invited interested parties to request the link via direct message on X and declared support for Lula's candidacy in 2026. #Lula2026 #Democracia #Resistência (translated)

One in three young Europeans reports having been a victim of abuse, neglect, or violence during childhood, according to a study by the World Health Organization, which highlights the impact of these adverse experiences on the well-being and future opportunities of this group. #SaúdeMental #AdversidadesInfantis #OMS (translated)

Sérgio Santos wrote that Octavio Guedes had recalled a story about Benedita da Silva on Globo News. As a child, she accompanied her mother, who worked as a laundress and delivered clothes to the house of Juscelino Kubitschek, where, according to Santos, it was common to enter through the back. Benedita saw Márcia, Juscelino's daughter, with a doll, but she never had one. Santos also stated that the former president was assassinated by the military dictatorship in 1976. Years later, Benedita and Márcia worked together as federal deputies in the 1988 National Constituent Assembly. Santos recounted that, upon being elected for the first time and reuniting with Márcia in the Assembly, Benedita mentioned the doll; however, Márcia barely remembered the toy. The two hugged each other emotionally, despite having opposing ideologies, he reported. Santos described that period as a time when politics was not dominated by barbarism. Regarding Sunday, October 4, 2026, he stated that Benedita was left out of the Senate for Rio de Janeiro after the election of two far-right candidates, who, according to him, rejected everything she represented. #História #Política #Memória (translated)

Lucía Ruiz, president of the Association of Victims of Terrorism, denounces the lies of Minister Marlaska and expresses her rejection of Henri Parot, a convicted terrorist, being able to be released early from prison, recalling the aftermath of the ETA attack that destroyed her childhood and asking that the voices of the victims be prioritized. #VíctimasDelTerrorismo #AVT #ETA (translated)

The Liberal Party (PL) stated that children were suffering from hunger and that parents felt anguish for being unable to meet their children's needs. The party criticized Lula, saying that while families were facing difficulties, the palace's table remained plentiful. It also claimed that he had three opportunities to govern without making a decent government and wanted a fourth, while children and families could not continue to wait. The PL stated that Brazil's prosperity should be built by honest people capable of distributing the country's wealth. #Brasil #JustiçaSocial #Infância (translated)

Figures like Lula are very rare. Not only because he is the first president from the working class and the greatest popular leader in our history, but for everything he represents and for all the transformation he brought to this country. There is a Brazil before Lula and a Brazil after. Those who know this country, those who know history, know what I am talking about. I, from the Northeast, son of a bricklayer, living in a boarding house in my childhood, was doomed to repeat the sad trajectory of all those who preceded me. But in the middle of the way, there was Lula. And with him came the chance to become the first in my family to attend university. With him came the possibility for my family, who worked hard their whole lives and never achieved anything because the country didn’t provide opportunities, to ascend socially. With him came the own house, our first car, our first plane trip, our first international trip, our second apartment. This man changed my life. Changed the lives of tens of millions. Brought dignity, hope, and the right to dream for the workers of our country. I always say that Lula's contribution to Brazil is already made. He has already done much more than what is expected of a single man. A boy from the countryside who came out of misery, shining shoes in the streets, to become the reorganizer of the trade union movement, to lead the fight against the dictatorship, to become the president who took the country out of the hunger map and ended the scourge of drought. Lula is 80 years old. He should be resting. That baton should have been passed to us on the left a long time ago. But we didn't do it. And there he is again, at 80 years old, trying to save this country once more. An extraordinary figure, who owes nothing to the greatest fighters of the popular classes in recent centuries. I respect those who will vote for Hertz, Samara, Edmilson Costa. But frankly? I lament those who will miss the opportunity to vote, for the last time, for a giant of history of Lula's magnitude. The radical left will still recognize the greatness of this man. Probably only after he is no longer among us – as usually happens, by the way. But I am sure that the realization will eventually come. #Lula #História #JustiçaSocial (translated)