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Juanca pointed out Alejandro Baena Rodríguez as his favorite to win the Ballon d'Or. He argued that he had been a world champion, had had a better World Cup than Lamine, and was standing out at the beginning of the season. https://t.co/RmbZylbtZ7 #BalónDeOro #Fútbol #Deportes (translated)

Juanca criticized that, as he wrote, a great controversy had arisen over a woman who could no longer live in downtown Madrid for 200 euros, while there was barely any talk about another woman of the same age who, he claimed, had been murdered by two men whom he referred to with a derogatory term. The author asked for someone to explain it to him. #España #Justicia #Sociedad (translated)

Juanca wrote that some people believed that Feijóo would chase them with shotguns for practicing oral sex. He added that, in his opinion, the worst part was that they really thought that and described that reasoning as a reflection of the level of those who held such views. https://t.co/4lrfXrTYhP #Política #Opinión #Sociedad (translated)

Juanca stated that it had become normalized for the CIS, despite receiving nearly 20 million a year in public funding, to be used exclusively for campaigning in favor of the Government. He added that, in his opinion, the same was happening with RTVE and described the situation as "absurd." #CIS #RTVE #Política (translated)

Juanca wrote that the Renfe website had cost 164 million euros and stated that someone with a 20-euro ChatGPT subscription could create it in half an afternoon. He also criticized the decision to rule out lowering income tax due to potential harm to public healthcare and proposed starting by cutting what he described as unnecessary expenses. #Renfe #GastoPúblico #Política (translated)

Juanca stated that the person he was referring to had turned his people into a world power and an empire "where the sun never sets." In contrast, he complained about Latin American people on the subway and used a derogatory term to refer to them; he described them playing an indigenous flute, speaking loudly, and talking on the phone with their mother. He concluded by asking whether that person was a hero or a villain. https://t.co/TLi4JBCoFE #Historia #Cultura #Sociedad (translated)

Juanca said that he did not know if it would be possible to apply the tax reduction proposed by Vox, but he suggested cutting expenses that he considered unnecessary. He questioned whether there were 22 ministries and asked if so many were necessary and how much useless political spending they generated. He compared that number with the 13 ministries of Rajoy's Government, which he pointed out was a 40% reduction, and gave as examples the departments of Agenda 2030, Inclusion, Social Security and Migrations, and Equality. He also stated that people were being treated as if they were stupid. #Política #GastosPúblicos #Gobierno (translated)

Juanca said that he increasingly viewed the country as a dystopia or a social experiment. He stated that a man he described with a derogatory term had troubled the president of the Government, and highlighted that he was wearing a Takefusa Kubo t-shirt and that behind him was a Dragon Ball box, a collector's edition of Elden Ring, and a book titled "This is the Fucking Life." He added that the man was looking at the real Josebas and Nacho, and he asked Spain never to withdraw. #España #Distopía #ExperimentoSocial (translated)

Juanca claimed that someone had made Maricarmen viral to stir up politics and divert attention from Ceuta. According to what he wrote, that person presented deficient decrees knowing that the right would reject them; then, they got rid of Maricarmen and would have a month and a half to campaign blaming the right for her death for having rejected the decrees. In the end, he ironically described her as "the best of all time." #política #Maricarmen #Ceuta (translated)

Juanca argued that there was less than a year left until the general elections and that the politician mentioned was widely losing in the polls. According to what he wrote, the invasion of Ceuta worsened his situation and led him to try to divert attention. He claimed that he used a homeless woman for this purpose, among the 25,000 people who, as he indicated, were evicted each year, and that he managed to change the focus, mobilize people, and obtain a campaign topic. He added that he then called for elections and that, when Maricarmen stopped being useful to him and could become an obstacle, he got rid of her. Juanca closed the message with an expression of applause. #Política #Elecciones #España (translated)