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Paul Tenorio stated that Javier Tebas had accumulated considerable power by becoming vice president of the RFEF, adding, as he wrote, control of the referees to that of LaLiga. He described him as the "new Negreira" and asserted that, unlike the payments he attributed only to Barça, in this case all clubs contributed and the amounts were much larger. #Fútbol #LaLiga #RFEF (translated)

RescueYou described interviewing minors in an institution for a report that, as it wrote, included cuts, sound effects, and manipulations and was funded with public money as very low-quality journalism. It also asked why people who had lived under Franco were not interviewed. https://t.co/VyaTeLSfrJ #Periodismo #España #Historia (translated)

VOX wrote that Santiago Abascal defended allocating public money to priority services. According to the publication, Abascal stated that healthcare was collapsed, education was recording its worst data, street safety was worsening, and infrastructure was in very poor condition. https://t.co/iNuS1OAA7r #Sanidad #Educación #Seguridad (translated)

Paul Tenorio stated that the corruption in favor of Barça kept Spanish football subjugated and destroyed it, and he maintained that it was known worldwide. He also said that the alleged fraud could not persist without the collaboration of the media, which he accused of failing to uphold their duty due to anti-Madridism, money, or both reasons. https://t.co/242Ccge8fD #Corrupción #FútbolEspañol #Barça (translated)

WESTCOL said that Eddie had announced the implementation of mandatory ads on all Kick channels and that creators would not receive revenue from them. He added that, according to the announcement, more than one billion dollars had been invested in the platform and that it needed to start generating revenue to sustain itself. He also noted that subscribers might not see ads. #Kick #Anuncios #Creadores (translated)

Gustavo Petro claimed that Abelardo had deceived Caldas, Risaralda, and Quindio by allowing, as he said, private interests to benefit from public goods in the coffee region. He maintained that the region should not limit the mobility of those who worked there and that he decided to remove the tolls when the concession contract expired, instead of extending it. Petro rejected what he attributed to the minister of the Char clan: that the State could not maintain the roads. He pointed out that most states in the world did so and that maintenance was cheaper with a larger extent of railroads. He also stated that in Colombia, concessions were financed with tolls, but the State paid concessions separately for construction. Additionally, he accused Abelardo of withdrawing funds from the Palestine airport and leaving it frozen again, as well as extending the road concession and maintaining tolls that, according to Petro, only enriched their owners. He added that turning labor products into income for corrupt individuals impoverished workers and the entire region. https://t.co/OpQYhP8vTf #Colombia #LibreMovilidad #Corrupción (translated)

Lonche announced that he would retire and criticized those who, as he wrote, were attacking the DED despite having benefited from his series. He stated that the project had allowed between 70 and 80 people to do live streams for four weeks without having to contribute their own money, and he maintained that it had been one of the best months of the year for everyone. He also warned that one should not harm those who feed them and said that the project would not have been possible without the DED's money. At the end, he joked that he would continue crying over his Ferrari because Sapnap had stolen a fork from him. #DED #streaming #agradecimiento (translated)

Vicky Dávila wrote that Ana Lucía Pineda responded to the attacks against her and explained how the funds allocated to the victims of the earthquake were handled. She added that Pineda defended the family, values, and the work of President Abelardo De La Espriella. https://t.co/4zGdyxRUTi https://t.co/8N6cqTOwNh #PrimeraDama #Terremoto #Familia (translated)

Jano García described Sánchez as a failed basketball player and Begoña as an accountant for brothels. He stated that Sánchez wanted to enter politics but lacked money, and that his father-in-law would have financed him with funds from prostitution. He also presented the relationship as a love story linked to sanchism and neon lights. #amor #baloncesto #política (translated)

Sarah Santaolalla stated that Montse Mínguez had resigned due to her partner's properties, although she claimed they had not seen that person enrich themselves thanks to political power, nor Mínguez using the institutions to protect her. In contrast, she accused Isabel Díaz Ayuso of favoring her inner circle, buying a millionaire penthouse with public money, and defending her partner from the podium of the Community of Madrid. She also mentioned that Ayuso had talked about a "witch hunt" to cover up a tax fraud that, according to Santaolalla, her partner had acknowledged. Santaolalla summarized the difference by saying that Mínguez had left while Ayuso was entrenched. She added that the right was closing ranks and the left was closing doors, and concluded that they did not learn. #PolíticaEspañola #Corrupción #Dimisión (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella stated that five people were captured and a minor was taken into custody in Bucaramanga in an operation against what he described as the hitman arm of the narcoterrorist group Los del Sur. According to his writing, the authorities seized four firearms, nearly 4,000 doses of base coca, four kilos of marijuana, cash, and cell phones. De La Espriella indicated that among those captured was alias "Julito," whom he attributed to coordinating selective homicides and local drug trafficking. He also mentioned that he was linked to around 20 violent events, including the Villa Esperanza massacre, which left four victims, and the femicide of his ex-partner, Valeria Espitia. He concluded with patriotic and religious slogans. #Bucaramanga #Narcotráfico #SeguridadColombia (translated)

The PSOE stated that it understood the surprise over the resignation of a person it described as innocent and attributed it to harassment. It added that it still expected the resignation of Ayuso, whom it accused of purchasing a large attic with public money, among other things. #Dimisión #Corrupción #Justicia (translated)

Oscar López Agueda wrote that, following the circulation in recent days of what he described as hoaxes about him, he had prepared a brief summary of how the machinery of defamation in Madrid operated. He added that he was presenting it with humor and encouraged following the money trail. He attached a link. https://t.co/6tPdJKzVjk #Bulos #Madrid #Humor (translated)

Don Ricardo Salinas Pliego said he was saddened that, while the world and neighbors to the north were advancing, corrupt and inept Mexican politicians were dedicating themselves, according to him, to stealing and lying to keep hundreds of billions of pesos contributed by those who work and generate wealth, well-being, and prosperity. He asked how many projects announced by the Morena Party, in his opinion, had ended in promises, failures, wasted money, or allegedly diverted funds, instead of benefiting Mexicans. Among them, he mentioned the Patria Vaccine, the Megapharmacy, Water of Well-being, Gas Well-being, respiratory ventilators, the supercomputer, a spaceship to go to Mars, the AIFA, and the Maya Train. Salinas Pliego asked how much more corruption, ineptitude, and lies from politicians would cost. #Corrupción #México #Política (translated)

Alejandro Alvarez stated that a law passed assigned funds outside of the Financial Administration Law and that, therefore, Article 5 of the Budget Execution Law 24.629 should be applied. He explained that this regulation establishes that laws authorizing expenditures must expressly indicate how they will be financed; otherwise, their execution remains suspended until the allocations are incorporated into the national budget. He also noted that the regulation requires budgetary backing for certain contracts and provides for asset liability for officials who authorize acts or contracts contrary to Law 24.156. Alvarez asserted that, in his opinion, this was how the Republic was protected: by studying and complying with all laws. #Ley #Presupuesto #Gobierno (translated)

The tipster ELVIKINGONEGRO said that the day before he had gotten two out of his three bets right and accused resellers of criticizing him as if he had lost them all. He claimed that in previous months they had not commented on his results when he won. He announced that he would offer his predictions for free that day and for the rest of the week, and that he would share his group at no cost for the remainder of the month. He also accused his critics of appropriating someone else's content to sell it and said that his own annual group was reasonably priced. He added that he did not sell guaranteed bets and that he wanted to offer the best to those who trusted him, both for a fee and for free. He said he would share free predictions every day of that month with the people of X and called on his followers to lash out at his critics. #FinDeSemana #Apuestas #Héroes (translated)

At the center of this case is a conclusive fact: you agreed to murder another human being, a stranger, in a foreign country. You knew nothing of this person's life or circumstances. You were 18 years old and agreed to commit murder in exchange for money. Judge Bobbie Cheema-Grubb of the Woolwich court (southeast London) sentenced you this Friday to 20 years in prison. #ReinoUnido #CrimenOrganizado #InteligenciaArtificial (translated)

Dutch lender Simón Leendert Verhoeven has denied the money laundering accusations related to the rescue of 53 million euros for the airline Plus Ultra, as part of an investigation that also involves former president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. #PlusUltra #blanqueodecapitales #corrupción (translated)

Héctor Suárez Gomís questioned Viri Ríos for, according to him, confusing the payment of taxes with demanding that resources be reflected in public services, such as pothole-free streets. He argued that holding the government accountable for maintenance was not hypocrisy and listed taxes such as the ISR, VAT, IEPS, property tax, and vehicle tax. He also stated that the poor condition of the streets forced citizens to cover private medical expenses and repairs for their vehicles, and mentioned that changing all four tires every year could be a consequence of those conditions. Suárez Gomís pointed out that studying at Harvard did not guarantee an understanding that public money belonged to the citizens and that officials should be held accountable. He urged Ríos to demand answers from Adán Augusto and criticized him for refusing to make statements. Additionally, he accused those who reported potholes and opposed the property tax of being inconsistent and argued that citizens demanded punctuality from taxpayers while tolerating, according to him, government ineptitude. #Impuestos #Gobierno #ServiciosPúblicos (translated)