PutoMikel wrote that making things burn to combat inequality and the abandonment of the elites towards the majority represented the most beautiful aspect of "civilization" in France. https://t.co/KCiUS0x1bw #Desigualdad #JusticiaSocial #Civilización (translated)
Oh, we didn't find them, they must be somewhere. At the dinner of the Association of Radio and Television Correspondents, President George W. Bush joked about the weapons of mass destruction. #FatimaBhutto #Periodismo #Desigualdad (translated)
Just a week ago, I read a book by Assal Rad [a historian specialized in the Middle East and author of Don’t Say Palestine, How the Media Manufactured Consent for Genocide], and she mentions that Iraq was one of the first cases of a lack of accountability in the Western press. #FatimaBhutto #Periodismo #Desigualdad (translated)
In an interview, the Pakistani writer Fatima Bhutto reflects on Western prejudices, the Eurocentric image of the media, and the importance of marginalized voices, affirming that she is moved by the risk that young people take to stand up for what is right. #FatimaBhutto #Periodismo #Desigualdad (translated)
The article analyzes the internal crisis of the left of the left in Spain, where despite sharing 95% of the electoral program, disputes over candidacies have prevailed over ideological debate, which has weakened their ability to address issues such as housing and inequality. #Izquierda #Podemos #Elecciones2026 (translated)
In her essay 'Nobody Deserves Anything', the philosopher Jahel Queralt criticizes the left for having forgotten meritocracy, arguing that not only social class but also genetics play a crucial role in the creation of inequalities. #Meritocracia #JusticiaDistributiva #Desigualdades (translated)
Hundreds of young people peacefully protested at the central station in Brussels against cuts in education and social inequality, accompanied by teachers and union members, while the police were present in large numbers. #Manifestações #Bruxelas #Educação (translated)
Carolina Botelho stated that the reduction of inequalities, the expansion of rights, the appreciation of labor, and the defense of democracy were historical achievements of the Brazilian people, secured by the 1988 Constitution. She advocated for Brazil to move forward, without setbacks, and expressed support for Lula. https://t.co/uSp2QLweqZ #Democracia #DireitosHumanos #Desigualdade (translated)
Spain is polarizing between 4 million new poor people living in poverty and a growing number of millionaires who concentrate half of the country's wealth, highlighting an alarming increase in social inequality. #DesigualdadSocial #Pobreza #Riqueza (translated)
The psychiatrist José Luis Marín asserts that the postal code has more impact on life expectancy than the genetic code, highlighting the importance of socioeconomic and environmental factors in people's health. #Salud #Longevidad #DesigualdadSocial (translated)
Breast cancer does not affect all people equally, as social inequalities influence access to diagnoses, treatments, and resources, turning the disease into a matter of survival and quality of life. #CáncerDeMama #Desigualdades #DerechosDeSalud (translated)
Laura Freixas's article reflects on the controversy generated by the death of Maricarmen Abascal, highlighting how the debate has been simplified into a moral dilemma between the defenseless elderly woman and the vulture funds, while suggesting the need to tackle the complex housing issue with more substantial and less emotional proposals. #Vivienda #Desigualdad #EmociónMoral (translated)
The author wrote that people around the world would welcome smaller income disparities, and believed CEOs earned too much, unskilled workers too little and doctors about the right amount. The author also began asking what people in different countries thought skilled and unskilled workers earned.
Apu compared the figure of one doctor for every 600 patients and one teacher for every 40 students with eight bodyguards for Vito Quiles and asked who was paying for them. https://t.co/qJvHDblt2U #JusticiaSocial #Desigualdad #Educación (translated)
Verônica Domingues criticized what she described as Lula's intention to lower the age of criminal responsibility. She stated that the measure would be a simplistic response to a complex issue and labeled it as "penal populism." Domingues said she did not support impunity for heinous crimes but opposed incarcerating adolescents alongside adults in prisons that, according to her, were already overcrowded. In her assessment, lowering the age of criminal responsibility before addressing social and racial inequalities in Brazil would deepen these problems, including within the prison system. She also stated that Black and poor adolescents would be more affected by the measure, while white and wealthy youths would escape punishments to the same extent. Domingues criticized those who, according to her, accuse of racism those who point out this risk and said that experts, and not just public opinion, should guide the debate. The author further lamented that sectors of the left supported the proposal and asserted that advocating for the reduction of the age of criminal responsibility was incompatible with being leftist in Brazil. She acknowledged that heinous crimes provoked outrage and a desire for revenge but urged that the issue be discussed without reactionary speeches. #MaioridadePenal #DesigualdadeSocial #PopulismoPenal (translated)
The author claimed that organized crime, which he linked to "narcosocialism" and "narcoterrorism," was running out of governments in Ibero-America. He also stated that the government of Pedro Sánchez, whom he described as a bridge in Europe to corrupt Brussels, was faltering. The post ended with an unfinished statement about Sánchez's remarks on injustice and inequality. #Narcoterrorismo #Iberoamérica #Corrupción #ES #BR #CO #MX (translated)
In a recent debate on the human rights crisis, Ángel Gabilondo warned that the human being is disappearing, highlighting the increasing dehumanization of society and the need to be better people in the context of growing discomfort and inequality. #DerechosHumanos #Deshumanización #Desigualdad (translated)
"With that way of doing politics, and there are the economic results, in terms of employment and also inequality, we have passed nothing more and nothing less than 33 laws, 43 royal legislative decrees, and two constitutional reforms in this legislature," said Sánchez. "We need a more overwhelming, more forceful majority if we want to go further and we want to respond sooner to the housing crisis," said Sánchez. #PedroSánchez #JuntaElectoral #Elecciones2026 (translated)
I have summoned the committee of experts on the minimum wage [a team made up of academics, government members, and union leaders] to ensure that the minimum wage is equivalent to 60% of the average net salary and that it does not lose purchasing power," Díaz explained. #SalarioMínimo #ViviendaDigna #DesigualdadSocial (translated)
Yolanda Díaz, second vice president of the Government of Spain, urged business leaders to improve salaries, arguing that the effort cannot fall solely on the minimum wage and highlighting the need to address the housing crisis as a source of inequality. #SalarioMínimo #ViviendaDigna #DesigualdadSocial (translated)
