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BTS ARMY Bogoshipda (Bogotá) stated that it had joined the statement from BTS ARMY Colombia and that, for months, it had been working to offer a special experience to ARMY in Bogotá. It expressed sadness and concern that, after the experiences with BTS, attacks between fans had arisen, stating that some of the situations that received criticism were out of their control. The group said it had heard criticisms, complaints, and suggestions and had taken them into account to improve fan projects, banners, and related initiatives. However, it expressed concern for those seeking the personal accounts of the people behind those profiles to leave hateful comments or make accusations. For safety reasons, it indicated that it might limit its presence on social media until the tension decreased. It also said it needed a few days of rest and would publish the expense report later. It added that it would take appropriate measures, if necessary, against comments it described as defamatory and other situations. #BTS #ARMY #ConciertoBTS (translated)

But Cuatro stated that he had been enduring weeks of criticisms directed at his team, his family, and himself, in addition to assuming blame and responsibilities that, he said, did not belong to him. He pointed out that the reactions to the event were divided and that some participants attributed issues to them that did not depend on the organization. Regarding the cooperative series, he claimed they would not cancel it because some participants did not follow instructions or did not play as a team, even though, he stated, they received instructions an hour in advance and had alliances to identify the members of each group. He also rejected accusations of favoritism and said that his team had the experience to distinguish technical errors from game failures. Cuatro expressed sadness over the toxicity that, in his opinion, had surrounded the series, and affirmed that participants insulted them and spread incorrect information about the attention they received. He said they had handled more than 700 tickets during the season and had insisted that players use a Discord channel to send feedback. He also defended the technical work and content of the series: he stated that the team had adjusted the difficulty and mechanics in all seasons and had incorporated novelties. He added that they had revived all participants in several seasons and urged that no hasty conclusions be drawn about future resurrection mechanics. Finally, he said that Eufonia was doing things well, that the team was striving and growing, and asked those who disagreed to let them work in peace. #Toxicidad #JuegoEnEquipo #Feedback (translated)

Luigi Marattin responded to Corrado Formigli, who in the Corriere had described as "an embarrassing confusion" what the deputy said on Piazzapulita. Marattin mentioned that he has been reading investigative journalism and historical studies on conflicts for decades and cited Il Legionario, a book about Giustino De Vuono, arguing that its author documented the presented theses. Marattin accused the documentary Naza of making unfounded accusations. He cited the bombing which, according to the mentioned reconstruction, would have killed 500 civilians, stating that no evidence of either the attack or the death toll had been presented. He argued that the only source was Hamas's word, treated as truth, while Israeli accounts were dismissed as propaganda. He added that he had said on air that, in wartime, he did not consider the reports of the involved parties reliable and preferred those from independent observers. For this reason, he described Israel's decision not to allow foreign journalists into Gaza, even at their own risk, as a mistake. Marattin accused Formigli of not listening to this point and of silencing dissenters, imposing his own opinion. Finally, he wrote that he would have liked to read a "mea culpa" from the host for his statements about Israeli children on October 7. #giornalismodinchiesta #storia #media (translated)

Coldified said that there was no need to feel bad for expressing complaints like the one in the cited tweet and that it was normal to feel frustrated if the person whose perspective was being followed died due to something beyond their control. He added that he wanted to express the viewpoint of those in leadership. #Quejas #Opiniones #Liderazgo (translated)

The article analyzes the contradiction between the housing policy of the Government of Pedro Sánchez and the opinions previously expressed by the ministers of Economy, Carlos Cuerpo and Nadia Calviño, who have opposed intervening in rental prices. #Alquileres #PolíticaVivienda #EconomíaEspañola (translated)

This agreement does not represent a definitive solution to the problem, but is only an additional flow that attempts to help an unbelievably tight diesel market. Jim Mitchell, senior analyst at Wood Mackenzie, shares this view and is among the first to dampen enthusiasm about U.S. terminals. #Petrolio #TrumpPutin #MercatiEnergetici (translated)

FeyValentine wrote that, after the first part, the team had delivered a very poor performance and that Diomande deserved to be a starter for being the only one who brought spark and created plays on his own. He also stated that the Frenchman, whom he called a dictator, still needed five attempts to score a goal and harshly criticized the duo of Valverde and Tchouameni. #Fútbol #Opiniones #Deportes (translated)

The article discusses the possibility that Donald Trump may resume the bombing campaign against Iran before the midterm elections in the U.S., despite claiming otherwise, while there is uncertainty about the effects of and public opinion against the conflict. #Iran #USA #Trump (translated)

Claudio Borghi A. wrote that, in his opinion, Parliament was often little involved in foreign policy issues, although he acknowledged that rapid changes could make its role appear slow. He argued that the International Criminal Court should not exist and expressed his opposition to any support for what he termed an undemocratic and supranational structure. He added that if Parliament was not consulted before positions were taken, its influence became null and decisions could then be made as deemed appropriate. #Politica #Parlamento #CortePenaleInternazionale (translated)

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)

A wandering Ceresa Raffaele turned to Sigfrido Ranucci, recalling a Spanish proverb about those who are harmed by those they have raised. He wrote that Ranucci could now know who and how many, in the editorial staff of Report on Rai3, had behaved this way, adding that he could count on the esteem of hundreds of thousands of people. https://t.co/ePCVJzQ731 #giornalismo #opinione #media (translated)

Marina Terragni has decided to withdraw Italy from the European network of child welfare advocates due to the rejection of her request to publish a dissenting opinion on the rights of LGBTQIA+ minors, provoking strong criticism from the opposition and Arcigay. #DirittiDeiMinori #LGBTQIA #CooperazioneEuropea (translated)

WESTCOL rated Jordi's initiative as good and said that in Colombia they had opened a live broadcasting space with Petro, Uribe, and Abelardo to bring politics closer to young people. According to what he wrote, the proposal generated divided opinions, but had a positive effect because it allowed people less interested in politics to get informed and know the candidates better before voting. #PolíticaJoven #Colombia #VotaciónInformada (translated)

Luigi Marattin argued that the conflict in Gaza was the only one in history where the international community accepted the data provided by one of the parties as credible, likening the situation to the official dissemination, in 1943, of the numbers from the SS bulletins. He cited the case of a school for which, according to him, rumors of hundreds of casualties had spread: he stated that it later emerged that a missile from Islamic Jihad had mistakenly hit a Palestinian building and that the number of casualties had been scaled down. Marattin added that the manipulation of public opinion in that affair would be studied for centuries. #Gaza #Conflitto #Manipolazione (translated)

Cindy Waratin wrote that followers could have opinions about the people the artists were involved with, but their decisions and their lives belonged to them. She added that each fan could decide whether they wanted to continue supporting them and that relationships could change over time. She said that those who still found happiness in that space could enjoy it, while those who no longer felt it could be grateful for what they lived and move on. She believed that staying to generate discord, hate, or destruction was not right, and she maintained that remaining in a place where one could no longer feel love only caused suffering. She asserted that she would continue to wish for joy, success, and, above all, peace for both the artists and their followers. #Opiniones #Relaciones #Fans (translated)