The author stated that the shared history of Spain and Mexico was marked by the more than 25,000 Spanish Republican exiles who, as he wrote, found refuge and home in Mexico while fleeing fascism between 1939 and 1942. He added that he traveled to the Cultural Center of Spain. https://t.co/weUQpGXPXa #ExilioRepublicano #Historia #EspañaMéxico #ES #MX (translated)
elDiario.es reported that Lula had defeated the far-right of Flávio Bolsonaro and would be president of Brazil for the fourth time. https://t.co/AiOOy6DBtl #Brasil #Lula #Elecciones #BR (translated)
The author thanked Mexico for welcoming so many Spaniards and for becoming their home. He wrote that the grandchildren of the exiles continued to wait, along with them, for the return of the republic for which their grandparents fought and that they were forced to leave. He also shared a link to a map they had drawn. https://t.co/trVlPCoe7n #México #Exilio #República #MX #ES (translated)
The publication noted that it found young people nostalgic for Francoism and young women who supported what it described as the most misogynistic proposals of Vox. In a new installment of Petazetas alongside Sara Riveiro, the author analyzed whether youth was so right-wing and questioned whether being left-wing had gone out of fashion. #PolíticaJuvenil #NostalgiaFranquista #Izquierdas #ES (translated)
The publication shared the response of political scientist Adriana Hest to the question of whether all young people were far-right. Hest argued that youth was leaning towards that current due to the increasing despair about the future, which, according to her, was exacerbated by the lack of leftist political alternatives that offered solutions and unity. (translated)
The publication reported that the parents of Piedad Semitiel exclaimed that they were finally free upon arriving in Mexico. It noted that Semitiel was 98 years old and had arrived in the country at the age of 14, aboard the Nyassa, a ship of republican exiles. It also announced that on Monday a special program recorded from the CCEMx could be heard. https://t.co/tY5xIfENnA #México #Exilio #Libertad #MX (translated)
The publication indicated that, according to its author, half of the population would go through menopause and that there were still unanswered questions from science and society that would not exist if it affected men. It added that, after Menopause Day celebrated the day before, they would address those questions alongside experts. (translated)
The author stated that journalism should audit the functioning power and pose questions that challenge the system. He added that this is how a discussion had begun at #FILZOCALO2026. (translated)
The publication noted that more than 93 million children in the world were not going to school and that almost half were concentrated in five countries: Sudan, Afghanistan, Ethiopia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Pakistan. It also spoke about CME_es and stated that education saves lives and allows for reconstruction. https://t.co/gLOBxjPBdh #Educación #DerechosInfantiles #CrisisEducativa #SD #AF #ET #CD #PK (translated)
The publication noted that when wars broke out or floods affected homes, education was the right that was lost first and took the longest to recover. It also described schools as shelters in the midst of chaos and said that the issue was addressed in a special program with CME_es organizations. (translated)
The author argued that the debate was not about a cultural war or choosing between the left and the right, and said that some wanted to present it as a football match or even as a civil war. As he wrote, two models of life were confronted. (translated)
The author wrote that thousands of high school students had taken to the streets in France to protest the lack of teachers and resources, overcrowded classrooms, and inequality in access to university. He also denounced police repression and stated that it had resulted in 5,000 arrests and a hundred, without specifying what the latter figure referred to. https://t.co/4Y2SNnxxNM #Educación #Protesta #Francia #FR (translated)
The author argued that there was a strategic alliance between tech oligarchs and far-right forces. He stated that these entrepreneurs invested in key sectors and sought to influence the political decisions of states, mentioning Palantir as an example. He also pointed out that, in his opinion, the phenomenon went beyond the state outsourcing services. (translated)
The author argued that the networks of the far-right international were functioning well and stated that the United States had a specific plan to turn Latin America into its "backyard," bringing to power figures aligned with Donald Trump or who would end up indebted to him. https://t.co/mxaU8CZXH2 #Ultraderecha #AméricaLatina #Política #US #LATAM (translated)
The author noted that Brazil was key to analyzing the global wave of the far-right and suggested that Lula's term might be coming to an end, although the president could still surprise again. He added that it would be necessary to observe how he managed to govern under those circumstances and stated that they were reporting from Rio de Janeiro. https://t.co/bRACdaBdSV #Brasil #Lula #Política #BR (translated)
The author wrote that, in just 15 years, the global political map had shifted to the right, the far right, and national populism. He described the change as a step from a revolution that demanded more democracy to a reaction that, he said, sought to end it. He also noted that he was talking about a second reactionary wave and the reaction. (translated)
The author argued that some people protected their political positions at the cost of migrants' lives and shared the podcast "Anatomy of Hate: from Torre Pacheco to Ceuta." https://t.co/MZjoJPFjl3 https://t.co/js0O2oecjv #Migrantes #DerechosHumanos #Injusticia #ES #MA (translated)
The author of the message claimed that Israel continued to attack Gaza and suffocate the Palestinian people while, as he wrote, the world was not looking there. He added that he remembered it along with Ghaydaa Al-Abadsa, author of "Captives"; Mónica G. Prieto, author of "The Slaughterhouse. Gaza"; the Palestinian activist Taher Ali, and Jaume Asens, author of "Gaza Afterwards." https://t.co/ZXB7xkAUEK #Gaza #Palestina #DerechosHumanos #IL #PS (translated)
The publication reported that Maricarmen had lived most of her life in As Conchas and that, after 30 years of suffering from the destruction of the reservoir, the water, and their lives, she and her neighbors had achieved a pioneering ruling against the model of large-scale farms. It also shared a sound documentary made in collaboration. https://t.co/RpVmRerrrZ #MedioAmbiente #JusticiaAmbiental #Documental #ES (translated)
The author argued that victims of an atrocious system were also expected to be charming to be considered ideal victims. Furthermore, he used derogatory language to refer to certain people and stated that Ayuso's government had published that someone died in a public hospital bed and that "nothing more could be done." https://t.co/tvGYqAr25K #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #SistemaDeSalud #ES (translated)
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