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Abelardo De La Espriella stated that, by his order, Olmedo López and Sneyder Pinilla were transferred that day to the La Picota prison. He maintained that those involved in the scandal were answerable to justice and should not receive privileges during their processes. De La Espriella said that the resources involved were intended to bring water to communities, feed children, help families who had lost everything, and address emergencies. He also assured that during his government, there would be no VIP prisons or special treatment, and that anyone deprived of liberty would remain where they legally belonged. He added that those who touched public money would have to answer to justice. #Justicia #Corrupción #Ética (translated)

Sarah Santaolalla asked Alfonso to present any evidence of electoral fraud before a court. She said that the country deserved more than accusations that she labeled as false and attics paid with public money. She also rejected what she described as smoke screens and claimed that they were not naive. Santaolalla invited Alfonso to talk about Mexico on La Séptima TV. #FraudeElectoral #Transparencia #México (translated)

The author claimed that hatred and violence were financed with money from the people of Madrid and criticized that a public television had labeled the president as "hostable." He also asserted that polarization originated in the wealthy sectors and was funded by taxes. https://t.co/6G6lnjOI7j #Madrid #Política #Violencia #ES (translated)

Agustín Laje maintained that as Jair Bolsonaro's poll numbers dropped, Argentine media increasingly repeated that his victory would not be favorable to Javier Milei. According to Laje, they aimed to instill the idea that Bolsonaro had won, but Milei had lost, even though he had traveled to Brazil to support Bolsonaro at the beginning of his campaign. He also asked whether it wasn't important for Milei that Kirchnerism could not finance its 2027 campaign with money from Lula and Brazil. #Milei #Bolsonaro #Argentina (translated)

Podemos stated that Feijóo liked the Mercadona model, in which, according to the party, workers had to request sick leave from the company doctor. They added that they would not allow public money to be allocated to a model of employer pressure. The message included a video of Ione Belarra. https://t.co/zBG488CE32 #Salud #Trabajo #DerechosLaborales (translated)

Pirri listed several events and problems: he stated that it was the first time the entire Iberian Peninsula had been without electricity, mentioned people living in containers due to the La Palma volcano and the DANA, and talked about the arrival of 80,000 people in one day, whom he described with a derogatory term. He also attributed the accident in Adamuz to the fact that the money designated for the maintenance of the tracks had been used to pay for prostitutes. #España #Noticas #DesastresNatural (translated)

"The radical left is upset because I am issuing ads, which I consider a positive promotion for our great USA, and I am paying for them with US money." According to the New York newspaper, Trump was eager to see the ads on air and told Russell T. Vought, director of the Office of Management and Budget, to get the money from within the government. #Trump #campañapolítica #dineroPúblico (translated)

Trump has announced that he will pay out of his own pocket the 20 million dollars for an advertising campaign that was initially funded with taxpayer money, amid criticism for using public funds to promote his presidency before the congressional elections. #Trump #campañapolítica #dineroPúblico (translated)

Gustavo Petro defended the pension reform and denied that his government had bought support to approve it. He said that the House of Representatives backed it widely and that the then President of the Senate, Iván Name, delayed the debate for eight months so that it would fail due to lack of time. He also accused Magistrate Ibáñez of keeping it frozen for two years in the Constitutional Court, although he pointed out that the reform had already passed that stage. According to Petro, millions of elderly people, many of them from the right, could receive a pension thanks to the law. Regarding the allegations related to the UNGRD, Petro asked the Pacto Histórico bench to commission a forensic audit of the entire existence of the entity, since 2010, and to publish the names of those whom he claimed had embezzled it. He stated that only one person from the Pacto Histórico appeared on the extensive list, whom he said he had removed from the administration and whom, according to him, the party expelled. He also argued that justice should investigate whether Name had received public money through his romantic or political environment. Petro claimed that, during the first month of his government, resources were recovered that he attributed to Olmedo's group and that then the UNGRD was sidelined in the assistance to people trapped after an earthquake in the west of the country. Citing a journalistic investigation by Nueva Prensa, he stated that a private coordination center had been set up in the house of Gregory Schaller, whom he identified as Abelardo's compadre. He linked Andrés Depew, Negre — whom he described as a partner of Fernando Cerimedo — and people who, according to him, had ties to Donald Trump and businessman Dan Newlin to that place. Petro stated that Newlin had illegally lent his plane and resources during Abelardo's campaign. In the same publication, Petro mentioned businessman Yadid Jalaff, whom he said was accused of stealing Colombian-Venezuelan Monómeros, and Jorge Alberto Campillo Vélez, whom he described as one of Pablo Escobar's first pilots. He also pointed out pilot Luis Almeira Quiroz and linked him to a flight of paramilitaries from Urabá to San José del Guaviare, which, according to Petro, allowed the Mapiripán massacre, in which 50 farmers were murdered. He asked how much money had been raised to address the earthquake and if that explained why, according to him, the full operation of the UNGRD had been prevented and international aid and volunteers had been rejected. https://t.co/eiJJnl3Lxu #ReformaPensional #Justicia #Corrupción (translated)

De La Espriella, President, stated that stealing funds from the PAE intended for children's food was one of the worst forms of corruption. He pointed out that, in some areas, that food could be the only one the children received, and maintained that those who appropriated those resources did not deserve respect nor could give lessons in morality. #Corrupción #Justicia #Niños (translated)

Prince Andrew will not be able to use King Charles III's private money to finance his lawsuit against the Metropolitan Police regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case, due to Buckingham Palace's explicit prohibition on the use of those funds for legal matters. #PríncipeAndrés #CarlosIII #JeffreyEpstein (translated)

Simón Levy stated that Infobae and Infobae México were not telling the truth and that they published with public money. He also insisted that those media outlets were upset with him because he had refused to pay them to spread lies, and he said that he did not pay media outlets. #México #LibertadDeExpresión #Periodismo (translated)

Agustín Antonetti wrote that a young man had infiltrated a Chinese criminal organization that, according to him, was laundering money for North Korea. He added that the young man had risked more than $350,000 of his own money to carry out the investigation. Antonetti also reiterated that X is the best social network in the world. #Investigación #CrimenOrganizado #Valentía (translated)

Juan Ortiz wrote that Claudia Sheinbaum questioned the participation of U.S. Ambassador Ronald Johnson and the governor of Querétaro, Mauricio Kuri, in laying the foundation stone of a police academy funded with support from the United States. According to Ortiz, Sheinbaum said that Kuri needed authorization from the Government of Mexico to create an international academy against organized crime and that the Federal Government had not been notified or invited to the event. The author noted that the International Police Training Academy would train authorities to detect drugs, weapons, illicit money, and smuggling, and that it would be the first of its kind in Mexico and Latin America. He added that Sheinbaum asked the foreign minister to speak with Johnson and Kuri, and maintained that training on organized crime fell to federal authorities, although it did not constitute a crime. Ortiz also indicated that the United States claimed to have allocated more than $10 million over the last decade for security training and equipment in Querétaro. #México #Seguridad #CrimenOrganizado (translated)