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Former President Gustavo Petro did not speak out immediately after the video was published, but when the accusations arose, he did not deny knowing her: he only said categorically at that time that he has never offered public contracts. #GustavoPetro #Corrupción #DeicyJiménez (translated)

Sánchez quickly downgraded his relationship with him: first, because his parliamentary group demanded that Ábalos hand over his deputy's mandate after the inquiries against him became known; second, because, according to Sánchez, the former minister was a "great unknown" to him from a personal point of view. #Sánchez #dimisiones #corrupción (translated)

The Car of the Year in Europe 2027 will, for the first time in the history of the award, be a 100% electric model, with seven finalists competing that include brands like BMW, Kia, and Renault, and the winner will be announced in January. #CocheDelAño #Eléctricos #Automoción (translated)

The lack of a good understanding of the causes of the accident, what is clear is that the current railway model has a problem, and it is largely due to its liberalization, which has increased pressure on the infrastructure and working conditions, while also reducing resources. (translated)

The author requested to know the complete chain of command between Minister Puente, whom he attributed responsibility for the initial failure of the security system, and the ADIF operator who, he wrote, made the human error at the end of the chain. He asked who the people occupying the intermediate positions were, by name and surname. (translated)

The author said that he had learned about the train accident in Spain and described the human suffering as immeasurable. He also expressed his condolences to the victims and their loved ones, stating that his entire country shared the pain of the Spanish people. #AccidenteFerroviario #Condolencias #España #ES (translated)

The author expressed his concern about the serious train accident in Toledo, which had just been reported. He noted that the priority should be to attend to the affected individuals and their families, and he requested to facilitate the work of emergency services and follow the official information. #Accidente #Toledo #Emergencias #ES (translated)

Stream Trends highlighted the message that AriGameplays posted on Instagram after the unexpected death of Komanche, which happened a few days ago. She expressed the pain of having lost him and described him as an extraordinary person who, despite going through his own difficulties, always supported those in need. AriGameplays also thanked him for allowing her to be part of his life and the moments they shared. She said she felt lucky to have known him, although she wished she could have had more time with him. She added that she hoped to see him again someday to dance together, and she entrusted his soul to the Virgin and to God, whom she asked to take care of him and give him peace. #AriGameplays #Komanche #DescansaEnPaz (translated)

The author stated that the impact of high participation in Israel would depend not only on the number of voters but also on who went to the polls. He added that the mobilization of the Arab electorate could modify the balance between blocs and affirmed that Bibi was aware of this. #Israel #Voto #Elecciones #IL (translated)

The author celebrated that María Corina Machado was in Venezuela and stated that her presence was the best guarantee of an orderly transition to free elections. He also asserted that the PSOE and Pedro Sánchez had reasons to be concerned and wrote that they were getting closer to knowing "all their...", before the message remained unfinished. #Venezuela #EleccionesLibres #TransiciónDemocrática #VE (translated)

Don Ricardo Salinas Pliego said that an X-ray examination of a work from RSP Collections had revealed a painting beneath the "Portrait of Moctezuma II." According to his interpretation, the original image depicted a leader of Tenochtitlan with authority, but the person who paid for the work ordered it to be repainted to present Moctezuma as submissive. Salinas Pliego invited the public to see the work in the exhibit "Cabinet of Curiosities" at the University of Liberty, and to consult the collection on the library's microsite. https://t.co/BnOwsroYC3 #Historia #Arte #Tenochtitlan (translated)

The new APPiCOSTE application will allow Spanish beekeepers to accurately understand the production costs of a kilogram of honey, helping to comply with the Food Chain Law and improving their negotiating capacity in a context of increasing competition and costs. #Apicultura #Miel #CostesDeProducción (translated)

VOX reported that Santiago Abascal, from La Coruña, spoke about new news regarding alleged corruption linked to Pedro Sánchez and described his environment as a "mafia." He stated that the investigation into the alleged illegal financing of PSOE already included the possession of properties and that massive and fraudulent nationalizations had been carried out out of time at the Spanish Consulate in Mexico. He also claimed that Sánchez had said he would continue to govern in four years, "one way or another." #Corrupción #España #Política (translated)

Alessandra Rojo de la Vega wrote that she had returned to the San Rafael neighborhood with the Mayor in Your Home program to closely understand the problems of the area. She said that she understood public service as listening to the neighbors, making commitments, and returning with results. https://t.co/4YPNgtqk6k #SanRafael #ServicioPúblico #Compromiso (translated)

Emmanuel Rincón wrote that chavismo had caused harm to 30 million people over 27 years and recounted how, according to him, its policies had affected his family. He said his mother suffered from depression after her three children left Venezuela and that, when she fell ill, some medications were not available in the country and had to be smuggled in. He added that she died and that he could not travel to say goodbye because he feared he would be arrested. Rincón recounted that he had not seen his grandparents, uncles, and cousins for almost a decade, and that a close friend lived in Europe and he had not seen him for 13 years. He also pointed out that his daughter did not know her maternal grandmother and that his wife had not seen her mother for nearly a decade. He stated that the authorities closed and then took over his family's radio station, which had supported his relatives for over 20 years and had been his father's dream. According to Rincón, more than a dozen people lost their jobs, and his paternal grandfather's farm was dismantled and looted. He said that although he graduated as a lawyer from the Catholic University of Táchira at 21, he could never practice in Venezuela. The author recalled Sunday gatherings of about 30 people at his grandfather's house and compared that experience to that of his daughter, whose closest cousin lived a three-hour flight away. He also asserted that the wealth, businesses, and comforts built by his ancestors were squandered by chavismo. Of his 18 closest friends in San Cristóbal, he said, only one remained in the city. Rincón attributed the separation of families, exile, lost time, emotional damage, closed businesses, and lost jobs to chavismo. He also mentioned torture, repression, enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, political persecution, and corruption, and said he wanted those outside Venezuela to understand why he wished for that period to end as soon as possible. #Venezuela #Chavismo #Exilio (translated)

termino wrote that a teacher had traveled with his students from Santa Fe to CABA so they could get to know and travel by subway, something that, he claimed, was the kids' dream. He stated that a union strike prevented them from doing so and accused the union leaders of ruining their lives, using derogatory terms to refer to them. https://t.co/hxxhWt8mUQ #Educación #ViajesEscolares #ParoSindical (translated)