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Actu Foot relayed, via AlbicelesteTalk, a text presented as Lionel Messi's last speech to the Argentine people. The player said he believed the time had come to retire from the national team, after 20 years of fighting for the jersey, and that distancing himself from the selection would hurt him greatly. In this speech, Messi thanked his teammates and the supporters, to whom he attributed an essential part of Argentina's successes. He recalled that the team had won the World Cup, the Copa América, and the Finalissima, and mentioned the dream fulfilled in 2022 of becoming world champions. He also called on Argentinians to continue supporting the national team during difficult times and said he would remain alongside the current players and those who would succeed them. He concluded by expressing his gratitude, pride, and peace. #Messi #Argentine #Football (translated)

Mikel Merino stood out as the hero of the Spanish national team by scoring a double that allowed the comeback against Croatia and secured their advance to the quarter-finals in the UEFA Nations League, highlighting the importance of maintaining a positive attitude from the bench. #MikelMerino #SelecciónEspañola #NationsLeague (translated)

"to put in place specific arrangements that would limit financial support and access to the (single) market for certain Ukrainian agricultural products." Thus, to quell concerns regarding the possible entry of Ukraine, the agricultural giant, the Commission proposes "to put in place specific arrangements that would limit financial support and access to the (single) market for certain Ukrainian agricultural products," said European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos. #UnionEuropéenne #Élargissement #CommissionEuropéenne (translated)

Lázaro Rosa stated that Flávio Bolsonaro had announced the intention to change the Constitution and said that this raised the risk of a new attempt at a coup against Brazilian democracy. Rosa attributed a coup history to the Bolsonaro family and called for mobilization on social media against the advance of authoritarian projects. He also defended Lula's reelection, which he described as a matter of survival. #DitaduraNuncaMais #DefendaNossaDemocracia #Democracia (translated)

The publication noted that a retired French woman had supported a strike by young students in defense of public services. It also stated that older people in France knew that social advances were achieved through protests and strikes. https://t.co/0v1k6PxljS #Huelga #Protesta #ServiciosPúblicos #FR (translated)

The author wrote that the budget anticipated over 800 million euros in cuts to the national education and higher education sectors, as well as the elimination of 1,600 teaching positions. He estimated that reversing these measures was a prerequisite for advancing the demands. https://t.co/d2gZCQTkFg #Éducation #Budget2023 #Réformes #FR (translated)

Ilan Gabet wrote that he was filming an altercation between a teacher and a riot police officer when another riot police officer approached him with a step he described as threatening. He said he reminded the officer that he had the right to film, but the officer rudely replied that he didn't care. According to Gabet, the riot police officer repeated this response when he asked him to say it again. He presented this exchange as an example of police behavior. #Police #LibertéDexpression #Sécurité (translated)

The author claimed that the beginning of the end of a long period of repression had been reached and that the country was moving towards a stage in which politics and the ballot boxes replaced the courts. He also argued that the return of politics was returning power to the citizenship. https://t.co/wYKxFgP03S #Repressió #Política #PoderAlPoble #ES (translated)

Among the potentials for the Nobel Prize in Literature 2026, writers such as Jamaica Kincaid, Can Xue, and Cristina Rivera Garza stand out, while a female victory would mark a significant advance in the representation of women among the laureates. #PrixNobel #Littérature #FemmeÉcrivain (translated)

Eduardo Saldaña stated that evangelical neopentecostal Christianity was continuing to advance and that more and more figures, such as singers and footballers, were joining this movement. He noted that it had not yet been seen in Spain, but that it would arrive, and argued that it adapted well to a society marked by social media. #Cristianismo #Neopentecostal #Sociedad (translated)

The author noted that a retired French woman had shown her support for a strike by young students in defense of public services. He added that, in his opinion, older people in France knew that social progress was achieved through protests and strikes. https://t.co/zwbcXeaNbo #Francia #Huelga #Protesta #FR (translated)

Actu Foot relayed Franck Ribéry's remarks about the 2013 Ballon d'Or, which he hoped to win. The footballer said that the situation was difficult to accept, but that one had to move forward, adding that "it hurts." https://t.co/68dcN8Hcrc #Football #BallonDor #FranckRibery (translated)

The article analyzes how Donald Trump's influence has led to a significant advance of the right and far-right in Latin America, with Flávio Bolsonaro as a possible catalyst that could leave only a few countries with leftist governments in an increasingly orange Trumpist continent. #AméricaLatina #Trump #Derecha (translated)

Dividend King wrote that young people aged 18 to 25 who had already understood the importance of investing a portion of their income were, in his opinion, ahead of 90% of their peers. In light of the current situation in high schools and universities in the country, he revised his estimate to 99%. #Investissement #Jeunes #Finance (translated)