The author stated that the elections the next day in Brazil were decisive for the working class, which, he wrote, was at risk of a return to reactionary authoritarianism. He also argued that the planet, geopolitics, the deforestation of the Amazon, and the control of critical minerals were at stake. #EleccionesBrasil #ClaseTrabajadora #Deforestación #BR (translated)
The author stated that artificial intelligence had been used to impersonate the identity of a political opponent through images and voice, with the aim of attacking him. He argued that all boundaries had been crossed and expressed his wish for there to be political and legal consequences. He also criticized that, as he wrote, profiles from the PP that presented themselves as moderate would cynically speak of responsibility and moderation. #IA #SuplantaciónDeIdentidad #Política #ES (translated)
The author criticized the silence of the rest of the PP and Vox, stating that the latter had to pretend in a video call that the situation was uphill for Abascal. He also maintained that the campaign would feel long for them while they pretended to be different, despite the fact that, as he wrote, both were forces committed to dismantling public services and labor rights. (translated)
The publication pointed out that the DANAs were once again showing how the climate crisis affected daily life and stated that it was also related to housing, health, and purchasing power. (translated)
The author indicated that, in the face of natural disasters, the debate used to focus on management responsibility and rarely on climate. He added that climate change was also related to purchasing power, quality of life, and power. (translated)
The author argued that if rent represented 50% of the income of a tenant household, half of their working hours were spent paying property owners, who, as he wrote, earned that income by owning the homes without effort. He described that system as rentier and compared it to feudalism. (translated)
The author stated that households owning more than one property earned nearly the same income from rentals each year as that received in total by tenant households. He also argued that landlords were enriching themselves at the expense of the most vulnerable people and described that social situation as a "ticking time bomb." (translated)
The author argued that unity could not be imposed at the last minute, but should be built gradually from the bottom up, with brotherhood and respect for differences, which he considered inherent to being human. He added that this path had been closed at the state level five years ago. (translated)
The author argued that homeowner households with multiple properties had nearly four times the income of tenant households, one million euros more in net wealth, and inherited up to seven times more. He also stated that rental money flowed from poor households to the rich. (translated)
The author lamented the death of Xosé Manuel Beiras, whom he described as a unique intellectual and political leader. He wrote that the Galician people and the working class had lost one of their essential references, and added that his work and memory remain. He also sent a hug to family and friends and expressed his condolences to them. https://t.co/MKpLx5n9Yy #Galicia #Memoria #Paz #ES #GA (translated)
The author lamented the death of Maricarmen and related it to the wear and tear that, as he wrote, she had suffered for years and in the last weeks due to a capitalist system that prioritized the rent-seeking of a few over the right of all to housing. He also wished her to rest in peace. (translated)
The author pointed out that all the established parties that do not want to run together now, regardless of the formula or the name, did so in 2016. He added that this suggested that the current decision was driven more by electoral calculations than by political ones, although he indicated that there might also be a sadder explanation, without specifying it. (translated)
The author stated that the death of Anwar Shaikh marked the farewell of the leading contemporary Marxist economist. He added that Shaikh's work over several decades was condensed in *Capitalism: Competition, Conflict, Crises* (2016), where, he wrote, the functioning of the system was explained through real and turbulent competition. (translated)
The author argued that capital owners invested in housing because it offered returns that he considered to be very superior. He attributed that decision to capitalism, not to morality, and stated that this type of investment should be regulated or banned. (translated)
The author wrote that he considered unsustainable a country where an increasing proportion of the population, especially those with fewer resources and young people, could not access housing, while the wealthiest became richer thanks to the efforts of others. He added that housing was a right that the state should... (translated)
The author considered the strike to be just and necessary, describing it as a tool of the working class. He also maintained that class unions knew better than anyone the harm that, in his opinion, the housing crisis and capital rent-seeking were causing to the most humble families. (translated)
The author described a woman as scared and claimed that she was overacting. He argued that, in an electoral campaign where the housing crisis affecting the social majority would be discussed, she had maneuvered to obtain a penthouse valued at 6 million euros. (translated)
The author defended putting an end to the figure of the real estate investor. He argued that individuals and companies were getting rich without working, living off the labor of others and allocating capital to unproductive activities, which, he wrote, made it difficult for the population to access housing. (translated)
Who published the message said that they hoped to vote soon and that they would do so remembering, as they stated, the damage that the right had caused that day to the most vulnerable families for the benefit of the rentiers. They also expressed their desire to vote for a united candidacy of the Broad Front focused on that struggle. (translated)
The PP tries to criminalize the protest in Sol, falsely accusing them of being violent. But the only violence here is evicting an 87-year-old woman from her lifelong home, and tens of thousands of others, no matter how protected it may be by (unjust) laws. https://t.co/hcfxIo9oUt #Protesta #DerechosHumanos #JusticiaSocial #ES (translated)
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