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The author recalled that in 2003 millions of Spaniards protested against the war and were not heard. She also argued that, over the last eight years, Spain had defended peace in Ukraine, Palestine, and Iran without applying double standards. She added that that week she would explain in Foreign Affairs why leaders could not "go back," but the publication remained unfinished. #Paz #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #ES #UA #PS #IR (translated)

The author argued that the elections vindicated "good politics" against poor education. As examples of the former, he mentioned the rise of the minimum wage and the average salary, and the revaluation of pensions; as an example of the latter, he pointed out that sick leave was referred to as "a cancer." (translated)

The author stated that he had fulfilled his promise to raise the minimum wage and to support public education and healthcare, as well as to update pensions according to the CPI. He also said that he had told Trump no to the 5% of the defense budget. https://t.co/6vlLxewCNX #Educación #Sanidad #Política #ES #US (translated)

Pedro Sánchez congratulated Rosalía on what he described as a milestone at the Latin Grammys, where he said she had received six awards. He also stated that it was a source of pride for Spain and for Spanish music, and expressed his support for her to continue pushing the boundaries of art. #Rosalía #LatinGRAMMYs #MúsicaEspañola (translated)

The author proposed to turn November 29 into a choice between good politics and bad education. She said they had thought of her mother and, previously, of the women who marched on International Women's Day, as well as migrants, homosexuals, workers, and pensioners. She added that they would not back down. (translated)

The author stated that a new step had been taken to facilitate access to housing and protect tenants and small property owners. He also asserted that governance should be in favor of the citizens and not of vulture funds, and he made it clear that he held this position. (translated)

The author celebrated that the Prosecutor's Office had opened proceedings for the dissemination of child sexual abuse material on TikTok. He stated that he had been warning for some time that impunity on social media would come to an end and maintained that no platform was above the law or the rights he referred to. (translated)

The author stated that threatening while smiling was not humor, but rather a degradation of democracy. He added that they had fought to prevent Spain from becoming a country where far-right extremists threatened comedians and journalists, and he called for mobilization against what he described as a regression. https://t.co/aN3uvddsA1 #Democracia #LibertadDeExpresión #Movilización #ES (translated)

The author expressed his deep shock at the death of a national police officer in Oviedo and said that there were no words to alleviate the pain of his family and colleagues. He also conveyed his affection to them and wished strength to the officer who, as he wrote, had been seriously injured. He added that the dedication and courage of the police deserved the gratitude of the entire country. #Héroes #Solidaridad #Luto #ES (translated)

The author pointed out that raising a child alone should not mean doing it without support, and wrote that the Council of Ministers had approved that day a royal decree-law to recognize single-mother and single-parent families and strengthen their social protection. She described the measure as a step of justice for those who, as she wrote, gave everything for their children. (translated)

The author recalled the weekly demonstrations of retirees in defense of pensions and argued that they were mobilizing for future generations, not for themselves. He also announced his commitment to safeguarding the revaluation of pensions in the Constitution in accordance with the CPI. https://t.co/zi0sSZtyYH #Pensiones #DerechosSociales #JusticiaSocial #ES (translated)

The author said that the day before he had spoken with Carme Salvador and Guillem Agulló, and described more than three decades of pain and struggle to keep the memory of his son alive, as well as the dignity that, he wrote, they had never lost. He also pointed out that Guillem, murdered in April 1993, was an example of where hate speech could lead. https://t.co/S990sE6VOn #MemoriaHistórica #LuchaPorLaVerdad #DerechosHumanos #ES (translated)

The author pointed out that the train tragedy in Urda highlighted the importance of public services and argued that cuts and the "chainsaw" were not the solution. He added that, looking towards #29N, dependency, healthcare, pensions, and public education were at stake. https://t.co/wvhuFDN4J7 #ServiciosPúblicos #Salud #Educación #ES (translated)

The author argued that mobilization was the formula and pointed out that, if it had been possible in Brazil and the United States, it could also be in Spain on November 29. He also called to vote socialist to make history. https://t.co/wWJIfop5ZS #Movilización #Voto #Socialismo #BR #US #ES (translated)

The author thanked President Zelenskyy for his visit and his commitment to the peace and freedom of Ukraine. He also stated that Spain would continue to stand with the Ukrainian people and maintained that defending their freedom was defending international law, the sovereignty of nations, and the European project. https://t.co/kZ7VCpcorp #Ucrania #Paz #Soberanía #UA #ES (translated)