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)
The publication claimed that the far right had disseminated from an Israeli account an image generated by artificial intelligence showing elderly people being robbed by protesters in France. It also attributed to Antonio Machado the idea that lying was the most destructive weapon of fascism. https://t.co/dzd4l2uKsp #Fascismo #Desinformación #IA #IL #FR (translated)
The article analyzes the disappearance of the political center in Spain, arguing that both centrism and radical left have become irrelevant in the face of the rise of the far right and the fragmentation of the left. #Política #Socialdemocracia #Izquierda (translated)
Pablo Iglesias argued that when the right spoke of squatting, the intervention in the housing market should also be debated, instead of focusing so much on marital love. https://t.co/U1kPk8X5xJ #Okupación #Vivienda #DerechosHumanos (translated)
"No, I distance myself from the militia," said the president, thus alluding to the Bolsonaro clan's ties with extreme right paramilitary forces. #DebateElectoral #EleccionesBrasil #LulaVsBolsonaro (translated)
The PP has designated Jon Echeverría as its candidate for Congress for Gipuzkoa in the general elections on November 29, appealing to useful voting on the right after not obtaining seats in the province since 2011. #Gipuzkoa #PartidoPopular #Elecciones2026 (translated)
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham acknowledges that Brexit has done more harm than good and suggests the possibility of reconciliation with a Europe that is now leaning more to the right, despite the enormous obstacles this would entail. #Brexit #ReconciliaciónEU #ExtremaDerecha (translated)
The article analyzes how the political right in Spain uses the rhetoric of tax reduction to construct a narrative that favors its agenda, while the left struggles to demonstrate the importance of taxes as a collective investment and faces misinformation about taxation among young people, who are often influenced by viral discourses that undermine tax responsibility. #Impuestos #Fiscalidad #CulturaDigital (translated)
The article criticizes the dishonesty of the People's Party and its leader, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, for manipulating the truth about pensions during election times, suggesting that the right only governs for the benefit of a small elitist group. #PartidoPopular #AlbertoNúñezFeijóo #pensiones (translated)
From the far right, Jordan Bardella (National Rally) described the intervention as "regrettable" and labeled the government as a "disoriented cowardly power," in line with Marine Le Pen, who called Macron a "president without authority or contact with reality." #FranciaEnLlamas #EmmanuelMacron #Protestas (translated)
From the far right, Jordan Bardella (National Rally) described the intervention as "regrettable" and labeled the government as a "cowardly disoriented power," in line with Marine Le Pen, who called Macron a "president without authority or contact with reality." #FranciaEnLlamas #EmmanuelMacron #Protestas (translated)
The right could maintain three-fifths of the Senate if Vox decides not to run in 19 provinces or to form 2+1 lists with the PP, which would allow them to reach the qualified majority needed to renew bodies such as the TC and the CGPJ without relying on the PSOE. #Senado #Feijóo #Vox (translated)
Latin America is turning to the right. This time, it could consolidate. In similar terms, Michael Reid, correspondent for 'The Economist' in the region for decades, has expressed himself. #Iberoamérica #OlaDerechista #PolíticaLatinoamericana (translated)
The true fervor in today's Latin America, with leaders determined to transform not only their countries but the region itself, is evident above all in the ideological right. As Brian Winter, director of 'American Quarterly', has written in 'Foreign Affairs', "the true fervor in today's Latin America, with leaders determined to transform not only their countries but the region itself, is evident above all in the ideological right." #Iberoamérica #OlaDerechista #PolíticaLatinoamericana (translated)
Ibero-America is experiencing a significant ideological shift, moving from the Bolivarian era to a radical wave of the right driven by issues such as insecurity, drug trafficking, migration pressure, and economic stagnation. #Iberoamérica #OlaDerechista #PolíticaLatinoamericana (translated)
The left in Spain could lose seats in 29 provinces, while the right, led by the PP and Vox, dominates 80% of the electoral map, according to a recent poll that forecasts a significant reduction in representation for the PSOE, the Broad Front, and Podemos. #Elecciones2026 #IzquierdaVsDerecha #Vox (translated)
Mar Jiménez's article reflects on the difference between the perception of injustice on the right and left, arguing that a paralyzing centrality has led to inaction being accepted as inevitable, while society now demands the transformation of intolerable situations like the housing emergency, marked by the case of Maricarmen. #Injusticia #Vivienda #PolíticaSocial (translated)
The Spanish left, in its attempt to unite forces, seems to be reviving the tensions and divisions that "Monty Python's Life of Brian" satirizes, while it distracts itself with internal disputes instead of confronting the rising far right. #LaVidaDeBrian #IzquierdaEspañola #CoalicionesPolíticas (translated)
