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The author stated that in the United Kingdom, the population was being asked to prepare survival kits with water, food, medicine, blankets, generators, and batteries. According to what he wrote, the recommendation was in response to a possible scenario without the internet, electricity, or banking services, while people continued to face off against each other. #Supervivencia #Crisis #Preparación #GB (translated)

The publication claimed that those arrested in Irún had been imprisoned for terrorism and listed among the elements of the case plans of hideouts, images of ETA and training, satellite phones, lists of civil guards, and the cloned mobile phone of a police officer. It also added that one person had a resemblance to the photos of ETA members that, it wrote, were displayed in police stations in the nineties. https://t.co/YZNQ3BwV8r #Terrorismo #ETA #Irún #ES (translated)

The author stated that many Spanish people were praising the protests in France and justifying, in the name of rights, the violence that he labeled as unbearable and barbaric. He also said that he felt lazy to think about what could happen in Spain if the PSOE lost the government. https://t.co/AqHXXMOnLT #España #Protestas #Violencia #ES #FR (translated)

The author described what Marilyn Manson had achieved as extraordinary and noted that 30 years had passed since the release of *Antichrist Superstar*. According to what he wrote, during that time Manson had gained weight, lost his voice, acted drunk, forgotten the lyrics, and had trouble breathing; he also claimed that he was thought to be finished. He added that he had retired, recovered, and quit drugs. (translated)

The author argued that stopping fascism, which he said would relegate women to the home and force gays to hide their sexual orientation, was a historical challenge. He also stated that leftist leaders had competed with particular intensity for their positions, public attention, and money during that crisis. (translated)

I find it to be of such extraordinary gravity that the largest ship in Africa entered territorial waters and was concealed from us, that if this were a damage control operation, it seems to me that the damages have gotten out of control. Juan Soto Ivars was very emphatic in his intervention on 'Espejo Público': "I find it to be of such extraordinary gravity that the largest ship in Africa entered territorial waters and was concealed from us, that if this were a damage control operation, it seems to me that the damages have gotten out of control." #Ceuta #Inmigración #Marruecos (translated)

The author argued that Felipe VI would have fallen into a trap by being sent to Ceuta by Pedro Sánchez. He also claimed that the president was jealous of the king and had all the electoral polls against him. He added that if Morocco responded with hostility, Sánchez would blame the monarch. #FelipeVI #Sánchez #CrisisPolítica #ES #MA (translated)

The author argued that it was a democratic obligation to question both Conde-Pumpido and Sánchez. He stated that Conde-Pumpido had adopted Sánchez's stance, whom he described as his owner, and that Sánchez believed that questioning the Government was equivalent to questioning democracy. He also noted that Conde-Pumpido had said that questioning the Constitutional Court was questioning democracy. (translated)

The publication claimed that Sergi Velez, partner of the PSOE spokesperson Montse Mínguez, managed a holding with several million euros in real estate and owned dozens of rental apartments, from which, according to the text, he had evicted tenants. It also noted that Mínguez owned three properties. https://t.co/3ycA7qt2QY #PSOE #desahucios #inmuebles #ES (translated)

Juan Soto Ivars stated that UGT and CCOO received 8.8 million a year during Rajoy's government and 32 million with Sánchez, and described the general strike as the most expensive in history. He added that on that day he had presented that comparison to a union representative on Espejo Público. https://t.co/ddsQeqynpW #UGT #CCOO #HuelgaGeneral (translated)

The publication claimed that Pedro Sánchez called for elections when the atmosphere in the streets was tense and with the king's visit to Ceuta scheduled for October 13. It also asked whether the voting would take place while that tension persisted and after the retaliation that, it indicated, Morocco had announced if the monarch visited the city. https://t.co/pwt6PdRyTk #Elecciones #Ceuta #Política #ES #MN (translated)

The author stated that the text commentary was disappearing from the Selectivity exam and that the communities had been eliminating it on the recommendation of the Ministry, with the exercise now broken down. He added, in an ironic tone, that perhaps the aim was to avoid having students structure their thoughts. https://t.co/4ToJ2DZ5sp #Educación #Selectividad #EspírituCrítico #ES (translated)

The author stated that the Government under which the rental situation had worsened the most had promoted two decrees that he described as fearful, taking advantage of the unrest in the streets. He added that, after being rejected, the Executive had presented itself as the only political defender of the right to housing, while the opposition was insulted in the streets. He believed that the situation should not be taken lightly. #Vivienda #Alquiler #Política #ES (translated)