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Presidencia Colombia 🇨🇴 5m

The Presidency of Colombia affirmed that the National Government and its ministerial cabinet had rejected the derogatory expressions directed at the First Lady. It stated that animalization, jokes about her physical appearance, and gender stereotypes should not be normalized in public debate. It also defended freedom of expression and political criticism, along with women’s right to exercise leadership without humiliation or discrimination, and pointed out that her dignity should be respected regardless of her ideology, position, or surname. #Misoginia #Respeto #DignidadFemenina (translated)

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DAN 15m

DAN praised Charlie Kirk's archive and maintained that those who studied economics with the works of Marx and Keynes, but without knowing those of Mises, Hayek, Rothbard, or Sowell, had not received an education but had been indoctrinated. https://t.co/9buvH1W6e1 #Economía #Educación #Libertad (translated)

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Dirty Sánchez 2h

Antifascist Wall shared the response that, as he wrote, a friend of his received after shouting at a group of young people that the fascists must leave their neighborhoods. He also called to decide and vote, and warned that, otherwise, "they will eat us." https://t.co/WLoSHrzzAa #Fascismo #DerechosHumanos #Libertad (translated)

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José Vico 🔻🇵🇸🇿🇦 2h

José Vico stated that those camping in Sol defended the rights of everyone, including those trying to dismantle the camp, whom he described as fascists acting in favor of a privileged class that not all of them belonged to either. He also said he had seen girls express support for Franco and asserted that someone should explain to them what the Women's Section of the Falange was. #DerechosHumanos #Libertad #MemoriaHistórica (translated)

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Álvaro Uribe Vélez 4h

Álvaro Uribe Vélez stated that many members of the Armed Forces had privately admitted to the JEP crimes that, according to him, they did not commit, out of fear of being condemned and in response to the pleas of their families, who sought to guarantee their freedom. He asserted that the commission of crimes was common among guerrillas, but contrary to the duty of the military, and that the democratic Armed Forces had been equated with terrorism despite not benefiting from impunity. He called for justice to be done to correct what he termed an injustice. #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #FFAA (translated)

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Sabrina F. 6h

Sabrina F. wrote that defending fundamental rights should not be defined as racism and distinguished her critique of a model of society from hostility towards a religion. She argued that in that model, the law would be subordinate to a sacred text, that changing faith or loving a person of the same sex could lead to severe penalties, and that in 2026, in ten states, the death penalty could be at risk for the latter reason. She also cited marriages with girls aged 9 and restrictions imposed on women, including beatings by moral police for the veil. According to Sabrina F., the separation between religion and law and equality before the law were principles enshrined in the Constitution. She criticized what she described as a selective silence on the rights of LGBTQ+ people and women: she wrote that in half of the planet, rainbow flags could lead to life imprisonment or the death penalty and recalled the case of a twenty-year-old beaten by the moral police for the veil. She added that in too many countries opening a church could lead to prison and argued that accepting laws applied differently in the same society was neither inclusion nor openness. #DirittiUmani #LibertàDiCredo #GiustiziaSociale (translated)

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Matej Tonin 8h

The author wrote that Cuban authorities imprisoned Christian pastor Alexis Padrón Lorenzo for three months after he publicly called for food and medicine for people and his community. The author said he had almost no food or medicine in prison. #Cuba #DerechosHumanos #Libertad #CU (translated)

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Fran 19h

Fran wrote that the photo of Otamendi and Angelito Correa drinking mate on the stairs of the Monumental had the most aura for him and stated that they would win the next Libertadores there. https://t.co/cg6GzXKj9q #Fútbol #Libertadores #BuenosAires (translated)

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JAVIER CORREA ME SALVÓ LA VIDA🪽 20h

The author argued that there were those who believed that Vidal could be a starter as a center-back in the next Libertadores, despite him saying that he couldn't catch up to Vadalá in a race. #Libertadores #Fútbol #Deportes (translated)

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Fede Sturzenegger 23h

Fede Sturzenegger stated that a tweet from Flor Carignano about DNU 70/23 showed, in his opinion, that Kirchnerism was against the benefits that the norm had granted to Argentines. He described it as a force protecting the "elite" and claimed that its proposals would lead to stagnation and poverty. In defending the decree, Sturzenegger said that after the repeal of the Rental Law, four times more apartments were being published and that prices had dropped by more than 30% in real terms. He also stated that, since the DNU, the prices of medications had fallen by 20% in real terms; domestic tickets by 51%; and tourist packages by 40%. He added that in 2025 there were 33 million passengers and that international connections from cities in the interior increased by 70%. Regarding foreign trade, he attributed part of the 63% drop in appliance prices and the 43% drop in textiles to the changes in the decree. He also said that more than 750,000 satellite internet connections allowed access for almost 3 million people in the interior, and that tourism reforms had increased the number of agencies by almost 40% and employment in the sector by more than 10%. Sturzenegger pointed out that some labor and land provisions had been taken to Congress, while others had been challenged in court. He stated that the DNU had removed trade restrictions, reduced paperwork, and allowed contracts in the chosen currency, among other changes. He concluded that the debate about the decree should be kept in mind in the elections of the following year. #DNU70 #Kirchnerismo #Argentina (translated)

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Peter Thiel 23h

I don't believe that democracy and freedom are compatible. So far, Palantir, the software and Big Data company co-founded by Peter Thiel ("I don't believe that democracy and freedom are compatible") and led by Alex Karp ("we have a lot of ethics... but don't believe what I just said"), has benefited from its proximity to Trump and Netanyahu. #Gasolina #Petróleo #EconomíaGlobal (translated)

Por qué el precio de la gasolina no baja, aunque el petróleo vuelve a cruzar Ormuz
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Giulio Terzi 24h

According to the post, in September 2012, Navi Pillay described Charlie Hebdo as "doubly irresponsible" for publishing the cartoons. She had described the caricatures as seductive and deliberately provocative and stated that she understood why people wanted to protest strongly against them. (translated)

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Mertxe Aizpurua 1d

We are going to win this match because this country deserves it, because the people deserve it, because it is worth fighting for more rights and more freedoms, because we are going to defend Euskal Herria: on November 11 in the general strike, on the 14th in the streets of Bilbao, and on the 29th at the polls. After assessing the importance of the "strength" of social movements, Aipurua emphasized the need for a "push" so that they are not "blocked." #EHbildu #elecciones2023 #derechosylibertades (translated)

Mertxe Aizpurua no repetirá como candidata de Bildu a las generales
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Santiago Abascal 🇪🇸 1d

Santiago Abascal stated that one could question the Supreme Court, national unity as the foundation of the Constitution, and the press, but not Pumpido. He said that Pumpido thought he was God and ironically suggested that Sánchez was his envoy. He also described both of them as a danger to democracy and to Spain. #Democracia #España #Libertad (translated)

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Spanish Revolution 1d

The Spanish Revolution stated that Pablo Hasél had been in prison for more than five years and criticized that his possible release was presented as an act of generosity. It asserted that the rapper had been imprisoned for crimes related to his lyrics and political statements and added that no pardon could give him back the lost years. #LibertadDeExpresión #DerechosHumanos #Justicia (translated)

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Paola. 1d

Paola had expressed regret for sharing a video, claiming that it contained obscene words that should not have been spoken or disseminated and a blasphemy. She had called for justice for Simone Annicchiarico and mentioned Codacons, Famiglia Cristiana, Pontifex, Paola Brosio, and Moige. https://t.co/H8h6GBHqEF #Giustizia #LibertàDiEspressione #Rispetto (translated)

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Andrii Sybiha 🇺🇦 1d

"President Zelensky leads our nation at a time of war: a war for independence, freedom, and dignity. He has the support of the Ukrainian people, and they have the right to decide. Statements from abroad only confirm that he is doing his job well. He deserves support," Sibiga emphasized in a post on his social media. #Zelenski #Ucrania #Trump (translated)

Kiev respalda a Zelenski y considera que las palabras de Trump "confirman que lo está haciendo bien"
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Rosa María Artal 1d

Aitana Sánchez-Gijón stated that those who censored and denounced were already present and achieving victories, while society accepted the situation. (translated)

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Bild 1d

Lionel Messi could soon participate in the Copa Libertadores with Inter Miami, as the president of the South American Football Confederation Conmebol, Alejandro Dominguez, hopes that the football star wins this title at the end of his career. #Messi #CopaLibertadores #InterMiami (translated)

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Fußball-Revolution wegen Messi - Spielt Inter Miami bald die Copa Libertadores?
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El Español 1d

Christa Pike returns to prison in Tennessee after surviving a failed execution attempt with two lethal injections, while her lawyers are seeking to have her death sentence commuted to life in prison without the possibility of parole. #ChristaPike #EjecuciónFallida #PenaDeMuerte (translated)

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Christa Pike vuelve a la misma cárcel en la que intentaron ejecutarla con dos inyecciones: su destino en el aire
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