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The Spanish Revolution pointed out that in the 1950s, while half of Europe was still clearing rubble, hospitals, public housing, and pension systems were built. It added that, seventy years of technological and economic advancements later, people with three master’s degrees claimed that maintaining those services was unfeasible. It also criticized neoliberalism for having led a much wealthier society to consider a utopia what, as he wrote, his grandparents had built among ruins. #Neoliberalismo #Economía #Historia (translated)

Spanish Revolution wrote that they had the impression that the supporters of Trump, Abascal, or Flávio Bolsonaro would justify their actions even if there were a recording of any of them throwing a body into the river, along with witnesses, evidence, and a confession. They added that some would even wonder what the victim had done to deserve it. #Política #Justicia #Sociedad (translated)

Spanish Revolution wrote that those who had been warning of a moral collapse for years should observe the situation around them. It stated that fascism had returned to parliaments, that racism was presented as common sense, and that police violence and militarism were justified. It also argued that rent-seeking was being legitimized and that some people who earned a thousand euros a month defended the tax privileges of multi-millionaires. It asked what those who warned of the collapse expected and whether they thought it would come with an inaugural ceremony. #ColapsoMoral #Fascismo #JusticiaSocial (translated)

The Spanish Revolution stated that, while mud was still being removed from homes in the Valencian Community, there were already projects to build in flood-prone areas. It warned that another DANA could cause more victims and that it would again be said that no one could have foreseen it. It also stated that flood maps had been available for years and accused some politicians of consulting the plans of developers first. The message mentioned Resist_es. #Inundaciones #Construcción #Política (translated)

The Spanish Revolution affirmed that young people from Madrid, Paris, Porto, and Rome had learned to organize camps, face evictions, and dodge police charges even before securing their first contract. It stated that studying and working no longer guaranteed a decent life and criticized that the rulers responded to this situation by sending riot police, only to be surprised by the increase in protests. #Juventud #Protesta #DerechosHumanos (translated)

The Spanish Revolution criticized those who, as it wrote, were upset by protests, roadblocks, strikes, and sit-ins. It argued that those same people had tolerated for years the rise in rents, the deterioration of public services, and the stagnation of wages, and pointed out that they showed less tolerance towards those who complained. It described that attitude as a curious way of understanding coexistence. #Protesta #JusticiaSocial #DerechosHumanos (translated)

The Spanish Revolution argued that some retirees had contributed for forty years, paid taxes, and worked for very low wages. It criticized that, as written, a spokesperson for the PP had announced that pensions "are going to burst" and that Feijóo spoke of "sacrifices." It also asked what more sacrifices could be demanded after a whole life of working and requested that it be explained. #Pensiones #Trabajo #JusticiaSocial (translated)

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)

The Spanish Revolution stated that thousands of young people had taken the Bastille to demand teachers and that, after four days of mobilizations and weeks without resources, the French government had found 3,000 substitutes that it kept unassigned. The author ironized that some commentators would attribute the loss of Generation Z to TikTok, and argued that young people had located what the Ministry of Education could not find. #Educación #GeneraciónZ #Movilización (translated)

Spanish Revolution wrote that Maricarmen had passed away at the age of 87, after weeks of insults, mockery, and public humiliation, according to the author, for fighting to remain in the house where she had lived for 71 years. He also requested that covers, videos, and names not be erased, and maintained that the archive should keep a record of those who participated in what he described as a witch hunt. #Justicia #Memoria #Dignidad (translated)

Spanish Revolution wrote that the PP had started the campaign by spreading images of Óscar Puente screaming in pain after a fall that, as he indicated, caused a quadriceps tear and required surgery. He described the decision as a reflection of the level of the campaign and noted that there were almost two months left until voting. He added that if this was the beginning, one could expect a campaign of attacks. https://t.co/AIpYzCGAip #PP #Elecciones #Política (translated)

Vanessa Redgrave ganó el Oscar por Julia en 1978 y aprovechó el escenario más cómodo de Hollywood para hacer exactamente lo contrario de lo que se esperaba de ella: hablar de Palestina mientras fuera la protestaban y amenazaban por hacerlo. Casi medio siglo después, con 88 años y en silla de ruedas, seguía saliendo a la calle en Londres contra la hambruna en Gaza. Eso es tener principios: mantenerlos cuando ya no dan premios, contactos ni aplausos. #VanessaRedgrave #Oscar #Principios

Borja Iglesias no conocía de nada a Jenny Hermoso, pero lo dio todo por ella y por defender lo que consideraba justo, dejándonos un mensaje que trasciende el fútbol: no hace falta conocer a una persona para defenderla ante una injusticia, para ponerte en su piel y sentir su dolor, para jugarte tu futuro si hace falta por ella. Se llama empatía, y muchos deberían probarla de vez en cuando. Por cierto, RTVE ha hecho especiales sobre absolutamente TODO durante el mundial, pero ha tenido que venir la televisión mexicana a hacer esta imprescindible entrevista ¿La tele de todos? #Empatía #Fútbol #Justicia

Un sionista de vacaciones decidió protestar al paso de una bandera palestina en Euskal Herria. Hay gente que viaja para conocer otras culturas y gente que cruza fronteras convencida de que su provocación también merece alojamiento. El recibimiento fue bastante pedagógico: Euskal Herria no es un decorado turístico para blanquear el colonialismo israelí. Para la próxima, que consulte el mapa antes de hacer el ridículo. #Euskadi #Cultura #Justicia

Hace más de cuarenta años, Thomas Sankara entendió que la emancipación de las mujeres no era un asunto secundario: era la condición para transformar una sociedad. Algunas lecciones envejecen. Esta sigue siendo una de las más incómodas. https://t.co/zvrsdGKWvX #EmpoderamientoFemenino #Sankara #TransformaciónSocial