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The author stated that Ivan was the protester detained by the police in Sol on October 12 and that he had reported police brutality and pressure to become an informant. He added that Ivan recorded a call in which, according to what he wrote, after refusing to cooperate, he was told that they hoped it would not happen to him again. #BrutalidadPolicial #DerechosHumanos #LibertadDeExpresión (translated)

The user deemed it scandalous that members of El Salto Diario had to defend themselves in court for a news story that he claimed was true. He also stated that the person mentioned had obtained six million and demanded 100,000 euros from an independent media outlet, with the intention of driving it to ruin. #LibertadDeExpresión #Periodismo #Justicia (translated)

The author wrote that the Broad Front had incorporated the Humanist Party and Recortes Cero into its coalition. He described the former as a supposed instrument of the Community, which he described as a sect, and argued that Recortes Cero promoted a platform that defended equidistance in the face of genocide in Palestine, under the slogan "neither terrorism nor genocide." He also expressed his rejection. #FrenteAmplio #Palestina #DerechosHumanos (translated)

The author wrote that he had confronted Macarena Olona and had described her as a propagandist and liar in relation to police terrorism. He also expressed his support for teachers and students on strike for their rights, accused agents of beating them, and described them as enemies of the working class, using derogatory language to refer to them. https://t.co/ZaRMeVxN2P #Huelga #DerechosHumanos #Trabajo (translated)

The author stated that a new mobilization had filled the streets of Madrid and that public education had mobilized in an indefinite general strike, which he described as historic. He also accused Isabel Díaz Ayuso of suffocating it economically and the government of resorting to police repression. https://t.co/IgwCjSd2jx #HuelgaGeneral #EducaciónPública #Madrid (translated)

The author stated that yesterday's concentration in Sol had left her calm. She described it as a display of well-off young people, with designer bags and conservatively styled vests, and argued that there were no arguments or workers among the attendees, whom she identified as young people from wealthy families in Madrid. https://t.co/rUl4JjHaKB #Madrid #Política #Sociedad (translated)

The author stated that on that day an eviction had been carried out in the Canary Islands despite the decrees still being in force and the Government being in the midst of an electoral campaign. He argued that the measures were insufficient and called for organization and militancy, instead of just voting and complaining on Twitter. He closed the message with an expression of anger. #Desahucios #Canarias #Militancia (translated)

The author of the publication criticized some people for trying to interrupt a camp that, he said, was fighting for everyone to have a home. He stated that the attempt had failed and that those participating in the camp would continue on. #Hispanidad #JusticiaSocial #DerechoALaVivienda (translated)

The author wrote that he had been angry upon seeing on Twitter what he described as a disgrace of the Broad Front, led by Más Madrid, and a disgusting campaign by the PSOE to present itself as an antifascist alternative. He added that he closed the social network and returned to the camp, where he saw people organizing for a general strike. #FrenteAmplio #PSOE #HuelgaGeneral (translated)

alemvelasco_ wrote that perhaps they wouldn't have raised Javier's rent if he had organized in a housing union, instead of appearing crying on television a few hours after what he called the "social murder" of Maricarmen. He also argued that Javier had presented himself embarrassingly to the whole country and insulted him with a dehumanizing expression. #Vivienda #JusticiaSocial #Sindicato (translated)

Alem Velasco wrote that, a few hours after the death of Maricarmen and with the decree that, as he indicated, was supposed to halt the evictions of vulnerable people in effect, the police had arrived in the Madrid neighborhood of San Blas to evict Tamara, her husband, and their three children from a public housing. https://t.co/t5rMrIFRMY #Desahucios #DerechosHumanos #Vivienda (translated)

alemvelasco_ reported that hundreds of people called by the San Blas-Canillejas union had gathered to support Tamara, her husband, and their three minor children. According to what he wrote, the Social Housing Agency of the Community of Madrid was trying to evict the family for the second time. https://t.co/yEqsSn8hmq #vivienda #desahucios #Madrid (translated)

alemvelasco_ reported that Pau's eviction had been suspended and stated that he could stay in his house thanks to the mobilization organized in San Sebastián de los Reyes. He also noted that the neighbors chanted slogans in support of the workers' struggle. https://t.co/VwuW7bg4vl #Victoria #Desahucio #LuchaObrera (translated)

The author stated that the protesters in Barcelona had maintained their position despite what he described as brutal police violence, and argued that they had not fled and had even pushed back the Mossos. He also expressed admiration for the attitude of the Catalans. #Barcelona #Protestas #Cataluña (translated)

The author argued that patriots were more bothered by adult women having hair in their armpits than by the fact that some people were left homeless while a group of millionaires grew rich from their misery. With an ironic tone, she added that they were always worried about the real problems of the people. #Feminismo #JusticiaSocial #Desigualdad (translated)