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Agustín Antonetti reported that Marco Rubio had told The New York Times that he wanted the elections in Venezuela to be held, ideally, in 2027. According to Antonetti, Rubio noted that in the coming months, there would be efforts to reform or create a new TSJ and a new CNE to call them. https://t.co/0zisHNQkBv #Venezuela #Elecciones #Política (translated)

Agustín Antonetti stated that Maria Elvira Salazar (R) had won the election to represent District 26 in Congress. He described her as one of the main allies of the cause for the freedom of Cuba and Venezuela and said that her victory secured another ally until 2029. https://t.co/yJZHmpvwZf #Cuba #Venezuela #Elecciones (translated)

Agustín Antonetti stated that Mario Díaz-Balart (R), whom he described as one of the main allies of the cause for the freedom of Cuba and Venezuela, had won the election as congressman for District 26. He added that, with this, they had secured another ally until 2029. https://t.co/xkhSiWnUfZ #Cuba #Venezuela #Política (translated)

Agustín Antonetti wrote that Flavio Bolsonaro had entered the United States with a temporary residency permit for humanitarian reasons, of the same kind that, he pointed out, were granted to Ukrainian refugees. He added that it had a validity of one year and could be renewed. #FlavioBolsonaro #Refugiados #EstadosUnidos (translated)

Agustín Antonetti stated that Flavio Bolsonaro had not arrived in the United States or traveled there by plane until a few minutes before publishing, and that the State Department had not intervened. According to his writing, the United States had publicly approved his entry until a few hours earlier. Antonetti claimed that Bolsonaro had entered Argentina at 10:50 PM through Puerto Iguazú and then took off on a private plane from Baires Fly. He also said that a false lead had misled media outlets such as The New York Times, Reuters, AP, CNN, WSP, and BBC, as well as numerous Brazilian media. He attributed to Argentine intelligence a distraction operation that, according to him, allowed Bolsonaro to leave the country to seek asylum in the United States. #Bolsonaro #Argentina #Noticias (translated)

Agustín Antonetti claimed that Flavio Bolsonaro had not arrived in the United States nor had he traveled there until just a few minutes before his publication, and that the State Department had not intervened. He added that the United States had publicly approved his entry until a few hours earlier. According to Antonetti, Bolsonaro had spent the entire day in Puerto Iguazú, Argentina, and had departed on a private plane from the company Baires Fly. He also asserted that a false lead had deceived The New York Times, Reuters, AP, CNN, WSP, BBC, and most major media outlets in the world, including the Brazilian ones. He attributed to Argentine intelligence a maneuver that, as he wrote, had allowed Bolsonaro to exit the country to seek exile in the United States. #Bolsonaro #EstadosUnidos #FakeNews (translated)

Agustín Antonetti stated that Simon Levy was a Mexican troll account that invented news and characters, and he criticized Argentine television for interviewing him as if he were close to Marco Rubio. He also maintained that nobody on television verified the information. #FakeNews #Medios #Periodismo (translated)

Agustín Antonetti stated that France had announced a curfew in several cities and that the Prime Minister was considering declaring a national state of emergency. He maintained that the Ministry of the Interior had been studying this possibility for some time and that the violent protests would play a key role; he added that many would be coordinated with the Muslim Brotherhood, which he linked to 207 specific mosques. Antonetti claimed that France could be the first state to fall, along with the United Kingdom, which he described as weak and anti-Western, and argued that control of the country had been taken without resorting to violence. #Francia #ToqueDeQueda #Protestas (translated)

Agustín Antonetti stated that, according to information published that day by The New York Times, the United States had moved MQ-9 Reaper drones to Latin America, especially to Colombia and Ecuador. He described them as attack drones that the U.S. military used to employ in hunting operations and cited among previous cases the elimination of Soleimani in Iran and Ayman al-Zawahiri, whom he identified as Bin Laden's successor. Antonetti argued that the deployment indicated that one or more high-profile figures could soon be pursued on the continent. #Drones #EstadosUnidos #Seguridad (translated)

Agustín Antonetti wrote that, according to the opening of international markets for the general elections in Spain on November 29, Alberto Núñez Feijóo of the Popular Party was the clear favorite to become the next prime minister. He added that Pedro Sánchez did not reach 20% probability. https://t.co/qsUfArf9HZ #EleccionesEspaña #PartidoPopular #AlbertoNúñezFeijoo (translated)

Agustín Antonetti wrote that the Iranian regime had summoned the French ambassador to demand that the country respect human rights during the protests in Paris. He added that the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs had requested that fundamental rights be guaranteed, including the freedom of peaceful assembly, and commented that "it was not a joke." #DerechosHumanos #Irán #Francia (translated)

Agustín Antonetti wrote that a young man had infiltrated a Chinese criminal organization that, according to him, was laundering money for North Korea. He added that the young man had risked more than $350,000 of his own money to carry out the investigation. Antonetti also reiterated that X is the best social network in the world. #Investigación #CrimenOrganizado #Valentía (translated)

Agustín Antonetti stated that all the candidates publicly backed by Javier Milei had won their presidential elections, even when they were not considered favorites. He listed Edmundo González and María Corina Machado in Venezuela and Donald Trump in 2024; Rodrigo Paz in Bolivia and Nasry Asfura in Honduras in 2025; and José Antonio Kast, Keiko Fujimori, and Abelardo de la Espriella in Chile, Peru, and Colombia, respectively, in 2025/2026 and 2026. He also included Flávio Bolsonaro in Brazil in 2026, although he noted that his victory had been partial. #Elecciones #JavierMilei #Política (translated)