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Eduardo Sá's article critiques the disparity in the educational system, highlighting how the management of public schools fails to ask essential questions about student performance, especially those from poorer families, and proposes a reinvention of public schools as a space that fosters curiosity and learning. #Educação #Escolas #Inclusão (translated)

Don Ricardo Salinas Pliego stated that, without the intelligence and vision of Doña Marina, the meeting between Hernán Cortés and Moctezuma would have been impossible. In a publication by ColeccionesRSP, he highlighted an anonymous portrait of La Malinche, in which she appears with necklaces and clothing of European style and points with her right hand to an open pre-Hispanic codex. Salinas Pliego described her as a brilliant woman and strategist, and invited the public to see the work in the exhibition "Cabinet of Curiosities" at the University of Liberty gallery. He also shared links to register and consult the library's collection. https://t.co/BnOwsrpwrB #LaMalinche #HistoriaMexicana #Cultura (translated)

The article highlights five curiosities about the 9th grade in 2025, including the rise of the school in Espinho in general averages and subjects, and the evolution of institutions in Almada and Amadora, in addition to presenting data on academic performance and the presence of public schools in the top 100. #RankingsEscolares #EducaçãoPortugal #DesempenhoEstudantil (translated)

The author described a group of course delegates who, as he wrote, requested improvements in the educational system and showed curiosity, resilience in the face of mistakes, respect for the community, empathy, camaraderie, and care for the common space. He also pointed out that the mobilizations had been initially called. (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)

Álex wondered where those who harshly criticized the team for losing on the field of the two-time European champion were, when, as he wrote, they were 15 points behind Madrid and playing in the Europa League. He added that he assumed they didn't even follow the team. #Fútbol #Deportes #Opinión (translated)

Biaquinha 182 questioned why streamers who, according to her, went to Brasília and did electoral propaganda were quiet. She stated that they were doing live streams in subscriber mode, without Livepix, and with Twitter accounts blocked or closed, and said that she was asking out of curiosity. #streamers #Brasília #eleições (translated)

The author noted that he was curious to know how much De Jong would play with Flick, in what position he would be used, and what role he would have in the team now that, as he wrote, they had Rodri. He also wondered how the return of the Dutch player would fit in. #DeJong #Flick #Fútbol (translated)

Biaquinha 182_ reported that she was 31 years old and had studied Veterinary Medicine. According to her, she worked five years as a veterinary nurse and one as a veterinarian, but started streaming games, mainly League of Legends, because the profession paid little and she wanted to help her family. She said she participated in projects like SBTGAMES and was an official streamer for a LoL organization. Later, she directed more content towards reactions, especially on Instagram, while her streams became more varied. She also stated that she talked about politics and did spontaneous conversation streams, where the chat kept her company since she lived alone. #Veterinária #Streaming #Jogos (translated)

Lucas Mourão wrote that the second Datafolha poll for the second round of 2014, released on October 15, indicated Aécio Neves with 51% and Dilma Rousseff with 49%. He added that the outcome of that election was known to everyone. https://t.co/hGosUlJCW8 #Eleições2014 #Brasil #História (translated)

Matta stated that he received personal attacks and lost subscribers after explaining Bolsonaro and Paulo Guedes' fiscal maneuvers in 2022. According to him, the most recent video generated comments comparing the topic to Lula and resulted in the loss of 79 subscribers up to that point. He said that, after years of requests, he resumed his old channel about LoL to talk about politics and economics, in addition to doing simultaneous broadcasts on Twitch, Kick, and YouTube. Matta stated that his criticisms of Bolsonaro were based on his analyses and that he would not change his opinion to please subscribers, although he could reconsider his positions. He also said he preferred that people question his reasoning and that he hoped to attract individuals interested in thinking differently. #Política #Economia #Análise (translated)

SE Palmeiras stated that the match, played a century ago, would have its first chapter in a knockout stage of the Conmebol Libertadores. The club also mentioned that its pre-game bulletin gathered curiosities, information, and statistics about the match. https://t.co/oLj6icEAcg https://t.co/DBNs4boFW4 #Libertadores #Futebol #Conmebol (translated)

Don Shelby shared several curiosities about Spanish on the occasion of the Day of Hispanity. He stated that the "ñ" arose from a medieval abbreviation and that it did not have an exact equivalent sound in other traditional alphabets. He also pointed out that Spanish used double question and exclamation marks, officially adopted by the Royal Spanish Academy in 1754 to anticipate the tone of sentences. Shelby indicated that "electroencephalographist," with 23 letters, was the longest official word, and that "e" was the most commonly used letter, followed by "a." He added that "e" appeared most frequently in *Don Quixote*, by Miguel de Cervantes. Lastly, he said he regretted that Spanish was not the universal language and considered it, by far, the most beautiful on the planet. #Hispanidad #IdiomaEspañol #Cultura (translated)