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Rafa Latorre analyzes the recent disturbances in France, highlighting the confusion between riots and revolutions, criticizing President Macron's response, and warning about the possibility that the upcoming elections may pit the far left against the far right. #Francia #Disturbios #Política (translated)

Nicolò Schira reported that Ravanelli had judged Luciano Spalletti to be completely confused and had expressed doubts about the lineup fielded the day before. Ravanelli also claimed that Juventus was poorly constructed and that the players, lacking personality and not up to par, played without the necessary determination to wear the black and white jersey. https://t.co/26W79odOsL #Juventus #SerieA #Calcio (translated)

Willy Signori had written that Elkann would once again adopt a wait-and-see attitude, leaving the decision to others and buying time. In his opinion, the confusion shown by Spalletti after the match and Bremer's statements indicated an irretrievable situation. Signori added that, although not stepping onto the field, Spalletti had failed to find a solution after a year. #calcio #Spalletti #Torino (translated)

The article by Pierfranco Pellizzetti analyzes how the Berlusconi neo-language, through the manipulation of political terminology, continues to obscure the reality of facts and to consolidate a power based on imposture and confusion, revealing the non-existence of moderation in the current Italian political landscape. #NeoLingua #PoliticaItaliano #ManipolazionePolitica (translated)

Didier Maïsto described a great confusion, where rumors, according to him, mixed with verified information. He criticized Emmanuel Macron for intervening without saying anything and claimed that men in black, who he believed were neither protesters nor people demanding anything, were burning, destroying, and looting without being disturbed. He also wrote that protesters were being beaten and mentioned the possibility that deaths were being concealed or presented misleadingly. Maïsto criticized political leaders whom he deemed insufficient, as well as journalists and specialists whom he accused of speaking without having gone to the field or without explaining on whose behalf they were speaking. He added that similar scenes were occurring in the large cities of northern Italy and announced a live broadcast at 8 a.m. on Tocsin Media to try to distinguish facts from rumors. #Information #Politique #Manifestation (translated)

Brexit and Russia… “I think you would have to start with Boris Johnson. “The reason why there is still this confusion is there was no public attempt to establish with confidence what actually happened because successive British governments declined to look closely at what was going on.” (Times)

Erik Tegnér indicated that he republished the editorial presenting his magazine dedicated to Youssef Badr, following the opening of an inquiry by the Paris public prosecutor's office. He said he did not know if he himself was directly targeted and accused the press of maintaining confusion. He condemned the insults and threats directed at the judge, while defending the journalistic work of his team. He also mentioned the respect for opposing views and fact-checking, as well as his personal withdrawal from conducting the inquiry. According to him, the subject was of public interest and did not reveal any sensitive information. Referring to an AFP dispatch, Tegnér stated that to his knowledge, his team was not directly targeted by the inquiry, which, according to the agency, concerned threats. He added that the term "defamation" had, in his opinion, never been used since Tuesday, despite the 30 pages of the inquiry. He invited the public to form their own opinion, to buy the magazine at newsstands, to engage in polite debate, and to focus on the substance without being intimidated. #journalisme #enquête #libertédexpression (translated)

Rafa Latorre criticizes the government's management during the Ceuta crisis, pointing out that there have been seventy-seven days of concealment and three days of confusion in the explanations regarding the incursions of Moroccan ships and the massive entry of migrants. #CrisisCeuta #RafaLatorre #GestiónGobierno (translated)

Katie Zacharia, the new Press Secretary of Donald Trump, has been criticized for presenting herself as a lawyer despite not having passed the bar exam, which generated confusion and doubts about her professional credentials during her first press conference. #KatieZacharia #Trump #abogacía (translated)

Pedro Sánchez has denounced the confusion of the PP regarding pensions and has stated that if they come to power, they will sign the death certificate of the welfare state, while committing to guarantee the revaluation of pensions without cuts. #EleccionesGenerales #Pensiones #PSOE (translated)

During an interview on Radio24, the host Simone Spetia had to repeatedly interrupt the senator Raffaella Paita of Italia Viva, unable to obtain clear answers due to her continuous chatter, leading to moments of frustration and confusion live on air. #ItaliaViva #GiuseppeConte #Movimento5Stelle (translated)

The Broad Front has presented its new graphic identity and digital platform while Ada Colau suggests resigning from the leadership and modifying the brand to facilitate an agreement with Podemos, generating confusion among the organizations that make up the coalition. #FrenteAmplio #Elecciones2026 #AdaColau (translated)

IMO, the Marine Stewardship Council (@mscecolabel.bsky.social) does more harm than good. It mis-rates species & spreads confusion, when it should be telling us to eat less fish/simply stop. Now, FFS, it has given bluefin tuna a green rating, despite v little data. www.theguardian.com/environment/...