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Irene Montero apologized, just like Gabriel, for what happened during those days. She said they were willing to listen to the criticisms and face the situation, and that they would move forward and fight in the elections, putting peace, housing, and work at the center. https://t.co/UTY49kyXsa #Elecciones #Paz #Trabajo (translated)

Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo reported that she visited the IMSS Bienestar Maternal and Child Hospital in Chetumal, Quintana Roo, where she talked with patients and health personnel about their experiences and needs. She also mentioned that she supervised the progress of two new hospitals in the region. According to Sheinbaum, the new ISSSTE hospital will have 90 census beds, more specialties, and medical equipment, compared to the 30 beds of the current unit. She added that the new IMSS Bienestar General Hospital will have 120 census beds, 152 non-census beds, and 14 specialties. Sheinbaum pointed out that the projects aimed to expand hospital infrastructure and health services in Quintana Roo. #Salud #CulturaSalud #InfraestructuraHospitalaria (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella said from San Andrés that, along with The Miracle of the Regions, he reaffirmed his commitment to bringing the Government closer to the territories, listening to the communities, and translating their needs into concrete measures. He also ended his message with expressions of support for the homeland and for Christ the King. https://t.co/FsknaVfFGi #Gobierno #Comunidades #Colombia (translated)

I am very surprised that the PP, with everything we have heard about their penthouse, says they are willing to open a debate on housing in our country. Pedro Sánchez himself expressed his support for Mínguez on Thursday from Brussels - "of course," he stated, and directed his criticism at the party of the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso: "I am very surprised that the PP, with everything we have heard about their penthouse, says they are willing to open a debate on housing in our country." #PSOE #MontseMínguez #Política (translated)

Gafa stated that Juanma Castaño had compared Madrid to the RTA newspaper and Javier Tebas to Nazi Germany. He maintained that the club should confront those comparisons, which he attributed to the most-listened-to program and the president of La Liga, and criticized those who said that nothing was happening. #Madrid #LaLiga #Fútbol (translated)

The author stated that, in less than 15 days, the PP and Vox had threatened, in his opinion, the way of life of millions of people in Spain. He added that retirees were hearing that the public system could not be sustained and that a change of model would be necessary, something he interpreted as a step towards privatization. https://t.co/hqS8AQ6hBr #España #Pensionistas #Privatización #ES (translated)

The Spanish Revolution argued that some retirees had contributed for forty years, paid taxes, and worked for very low wages. It criticized that, as written, a spokesperson for the PP had announced that pensions "are going to burst" and that Feijóo spoke of "sacrifices." It also asked what more sacrifices could be demanded after a whole life of working and requested that it be explained. #Pensiones #Trabajo #JusticiaSocial (translated)

The student protest in France reflects the frustration of a generation that cries out to be heard and defended in its right to democracy, facing issues such as the lack of educational resources and protocols that affect their academic future. #ProtestaEstudiantil #GeneraciónZ #Francia (translated)

Rodrigo Lara reported that he had filed a reform against the so-called "mermelada," which he described as the assignment of regional projects without transparency about who requested them, why they were approved, or what was obtained in return. The author argued that congress members should be able to manage investments for their regions, but proposed that each project they presented be recorded in a public registry. He also suggested distinguishing between conflicts of interest: one, he said, would occur when the congress member, their family, or their partners received a particular benefit; another would correspond to the public representation of the legitimate interests of a region or sector. Lara noted that congress members should transparently declare their ties with sectors that financed their campaigns and stated that the reform would allow for the regulation of lobbying in Colombia. He added that, in his view, the lack of a law on the matter was due to congress members' fear of losing their position for listening to and processing sectoral interests. He also maintained that under the current government, everything was done openly and called for all management to be declared and made known. #LeyAntiMermelada #Reforma #Transparencia #Desarrollo (translated)

Jorge Romero Herrera said that in Tampico he listened to members of the Fishing Production Cooperative "Fomento Pesquera," led by its representative, Javier Robles. According to what he wrote, the shrimp farmers expressed their needs and the obstacles they faced in their activity. Romero maintained that their work should be valued and their demands addressed, and stated that the National Action Party would support their causes so they could move forward with dignity and opportunities. #Pesca #TrabajoDigno #Tampico (translated)

Jorge Romero Herrera wrote that he met in Ciudad Victoria with mayors and deputies from Action National to talk about the challenges of Tamaulipas, listen to their proposals, and share ideas to address the needs of the families in the state. He added that, in his opinion, teamwork and listening to the people could generate solutions that would translate into better opportunities for everyone. #PatriaFamiliaYLibertad #Tamaulipas #AccionNacional #PolíticaMéxico (translated)

Maria Clara Posada wrote that Judge Julieta Lemaitre explained that she found it amusing to hear Rodrigo Londoño recount that as a child he would hide to read José María Vargas Vila. Posada added that Lemaitre attributed other laughs to spontaneous reactions that, according to her, should not have been known. The author argued that the debate was not about the judge's sense of humor or how those reactions had been known, but about the dignity of justice, and asked whether a court tasked with judging atrocities could project an atmosphere of familiarity with those appearing before it. She cited a column from El Nuevo Siglo. https://t.co/EqEjrRCBF4 #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #Opinión (translated)