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Without any court order, they detain the attorney general of Bolivia in this manner, and Marco Rubio decides to support this action when the attorney was investigating a Nazi owner of thousands of bot farms aimed at manipulating the consciousness of millions of people in Latin America. Under this manipulation, several president allied with drug trafficking have been elected. This is not a democracy but a coup against democracy that affects not only Bolivia but humanity and the truth as a quest for civilization. That is why it is time for the expression of judges and the peoples of all of Latin America and the world to stop the arbitrariness and barbarism that spreads across the world. The forces of democracy throughout America, including the U.S., must elevate this debate in their congresses and media. (translated)

Incredible that asking for respect for BTS's privacy and rejecting that the media set up or remain in the hotel is interpreted as insulting, scolding, or "throwing out" someone. As ARMY, we reject that the hotel becomes a waiting point for the media. BTS is staying there, not conducting a public activity. Where is the professionalism, @lafm and @vanedelatorre? What is the purpose of staying in the hotel beyond invading their privacy and disturbing the rest of those staying there? What kind of valuable information is generated by doing that kind of coverage? We call for respect and responsibility. Covering news does not eliminate the right to privacy. BTS deserves to rest and have peace during their stay, like anyone else. (translated)

"Following the communication made today by UEFA regarding the so-called 'Negreira case,' Real Madrid C. F. states the following..." "The complaint presented by our club includes abundant documentation and evidence about facts of extraordinary severity, which directly affect the integrity of the competition and trust in the refereeing system." "Real Madrid C. F. considers it essential that, once UEFA has this documentation, the investigation advances as swiftly as possible to its complete conclusion, and that the competent bodies make decisions according to the severity of the established facts." "Our club will continue to actively collaborate with UEFA and take all actions within its reach to clarify facts that it considers incompatible with the principles of integrity, transparency, and fair play that should govern European football." (translated)

"I think that we are also spokespersons for what we give to the fans, and saying those things is wrong. These are things that need to be avoided, and he knows it, and he apologized to me; I also apologized to him." Nothing more to say. (translated)

La Moncloa has made public the records of nine calls between the central Government and officials in Ceuta to refute the version of the Ceuta president, Juan Jesús Vivas, regarding the communication difficulties during the emergency due to the massive arrival of immigrants. (translated)

We have already communicated with different television channels and made the request that they please do not publicly inform about the hotel, arrival times, or much less real-time information about where they are. We also ask that the message sent can be spread through all possible media, so we hope the media can respect it. 🫶🏻 (translated)

A reflection from Colombia Colombia has just spent one night experiencing the arrival of BTS and, amidst all the excitement, we have also seen how situations that do not correspond or are presented out of context are starting to be attributed to the Colombian fandom. We completely understand the concern regarding what happened at the airport. As a fandom, we also consider it essential that BTS's privacy is respected, and that is precisely why we are vigilant about the actions of Colombian media and attentive to any situation that may violate their rights or privacy. It is not about justifying behaviors that are not appropriate. If something needs to be pointed out, it will be pointed out. If something needs to be corrected, it will be corrected. But that does not mean that the actions of some individuals can be used to generalize about an entire fandom or an entire country. This is the first time BTS is in Colombia, and we are learning as we go. Thousands of people have been working for months, organizing and doing everything possible to ensure these concerts are a safe, respectful, and special experience for everyone. That's why we also ask for responsibility when sharing information. We have seen posts that use images or videos from other areas, other moments, or situations that do not correspond to what happened here to build a narrative about Colombia. That is also misinformation and unfairly affects the image of an entire country. We can talk about what happened, question it, and ask for explanations when necessary. What we do not consider correct is to turn specific situations into a representation of an entire fandom. Our goal remains the same: to protect BTS's privacy, maintain a good atmosphere for ARMY, and ensure that BTS takes the best possible experience from Colombia. And regarding the situations related to production and screens, we believe that it is correct to keep the conversation in its proper context: these are specific issues on which clarifications can be requested directly from the corresponding official sources. Requesting information, transparency, or an official statement does not mean attacking any artist or questioning the concert's execution. We want to enjoy these two concerts. We want to savor them. We want BTS to enjoy Colombia. And precisely for that reason, we will continue to act responsibly, attentive to what happens, and expressing ourselves firmly, respectfully, and professionally. Colombia deserves to be represented responsibly. (translated)

Statement | #RespectBTSPrivacy #BTSenPeru To the media, press, journalists, content creators, and streaming platforms. ARMY, we ask you to retweet and share this statement, as well as tag in the comments any television, print, and streaming media that we may have forgotten to mention. (translated)

🚨 Statement to Caracol News and media Today, September 30, @NoticiasCaracol broadcast live from outside the hotel where BTS is staying and announced that broadcast on their networks. Reporting in real-time where they are or where they are staying puts at risk their safety, that of their team, and that of the citizens, and can provoke crowds. We ask the media to remove content that reveals their location and not to broadcast live from airports or hotels. And to the ARMY community: do not share or comment on information about where they are, do not go to the airport or the hotel, and respect their peace. If you see posts with private information, report them on the platform, without harassing or attacking anyone. Reporting on BTS is welcome. Reporting where they are, is not. 💜 Union of Fanbases of Colombia #BogotáReceibeABTS #BTSenBogotá #RespectForBTS (translated)

🚨 Statement to Caracol News and media outlets Today, September 30, Caracol News broadcast live from outside the hotel where BTS is staying and announced that broadcast on their networks. Reporting in real time where they are or where they are staying puts their safety, that of their team, and that of the public at risk, and can cause crowds. We ask media to remove content that reveals their location and not to broadcast live from airports or hotels. And to the ARMY community: do not share or comment on information about where they are, do not go to the airport or the hotel, and respect their peace. If you see posts with private information, report them on the platform, without harassing or attacking anyone. Reporting about BTS is welcome. Reporting where they are, is not. 💜 Union of Fanbases of Colombia #BogotáRecibeABTS #BTSenBogotá #RespetoPorBTS (translated)

On the other hand, people, we know that the anger is huge, but we get nothing by complaining about Noticias Caracol if we are going to be attentive to the live broadcast and the television channel. They are becoming what they seek: numbers, traffic, conversation, RATING. We really advise you not to interact or watch those broadcasts. (translated)

Gonzalo Sanz, former chief of staff of the Government delegate in Ceuta, appears before the judge to clarify his communications with Moncloa and the handling of notices from the CNI related to the migration crisis, following the statement of the president of the Autonomous City, Juan Jesús Vivas, about his failed attempts to contact the Government. (translated)

Moncloa has denied the statements of the president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, regarding his attempts to contact President Pedro Sánchez before the massive influx of migrants, warning him that he is playing a very dangerous game by insisting on a communication that the Government denies ever took place. (translated)

If there is something that Florentino Pérez has done well in recent years, it is building a true communication machine on social media. In traditional media, he already had his speakers, but on social media, Barça had a significant advantage: our accounts had much more strength and ability to influence. Now the scenario has changed. Madridista has a network of perfectly aligned accounts dedicated to attacking Barça and anyone they consider their enemy. And while they all row in the same direction, we Barça fans continue to fight among ourselves out of pure ego, personal interests, or money. That is precisely the difference: they construct a common narrative while we focus on destroying ourselves from within. (translated)

Brussels proposes the creation of a Critical Communication System in the EU that will connect police, firefighters, and emergency medical services through an ultra-secure network based on satellites and 5G, in order to respond quickly and in a coordinated manner to cross-border crises and emergencies. (translated)