The author pointed out that the so-called grandchildren's law presented another gap, since, as he wrote, the children of voters suspended by the Supreme Court could indeed vote. (translated)
A recent survey by the CIS reveals that almost half of adults have suffered physical and psychological violence in their childhood, which has a significant impact on how they raise their own sons and daughters and highlights the difficulty of breaking violent educational dynamics. #ViolenciaInfantil #EducaciónPositiva #DerechosInfancia (translated)
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"El cachete y la bofetada a tiempo eran lo normal": cómo afecta haberlos recibido de pequeños a la hora de criar
Ricardo Salinas Pliego wrote to his wife, María Laura Medina, on the occasion of their 25 years together. He pointed out that this time was marked by shared experiences, the decisions they made, and the family they formed. He added that they celebrated the life built together as a couple and the future that, he said, they wanted to continue building for Mexico, their collaborators, and their children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. He also thanked her for those 25 years and for the years to come. #Amor #Aniversario #Familia (translated)
Cristian Trujillo said that he did not regret his statements and reiterated a vulgar disqualification against a woman. He accompanied the message with the hashtags #TheFarmFraud and #TheFarmBetrayal. #LaGranjaFraude #LaGranjaTraición https://t.co/58b9DXg62U #SinArrepentimientos #HijosDeLaChingada #LaGranja (translated)
Police violence by the Ertzaintza to evict a family with six minor children in Gasteiz. Thugs with badges. (translated)
The author denounced that the Ertzaintza had used violence during the eviction of a family with six minor children in Gasteiz and referred to the officers as "thugs with badges." https://t.co/CJlndSyeg9 #Ertzaintza #Desahucios #DerechosHumanos #ES (translated)
The author claimed that the Ertzaintza was shooting at a camp of Basque antifascists in Gasteiz during the eviction of a family with six minor children. He also insulted the agents, whom he described as badge-wielding bullies. https://t.co/VYkYTiJWkq #Ertzaintza #Gasteiz #Antifascismo #ES #PT (translated)
This is the police brutality today by the Ertzaintza to evict a family with six minor children in the Sansomendi neighborhood of Gasteiz. (translated)
The author wrote that the Ertzaintza had evicted that day in Gasteiz a camp of anti-fascist young Basques to evict a family with six minor children. https://t.co/npsEBKiG2H #Ertzaintza #Antifascismo #Desahucio #ES (translated)
The Ertzaintza intervened with tension and police charges in the Sansomendi neighborhood of Vitoria during the protest against the eviction of a family with six minor children, who were up to date on payments and without housing alternatives, while the demonstrators demanded answers from the institutions. #Desahucios #Vivienda #Vitoria (translated)
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Tensión y cargas de la Ertzaintza en un barrio de Vitoria por el desahucio de una familia con seis hijos menores
The publication reported that the Ertzaintza had used police violence during the eviction of a family with six minor children in the Sansomendi neighborhood of Gasteiz. https://t.co/vizdzoROBX #BrutalidadPolicial #Desahucios #Gasteiz #ES #ES (translated)
Abelardo De La Espriella stated that a man threatened to kill his wife and children on October 18, 2026, at 10:12 AM. According to what he wrote, the report was filed at 12:23 PM, and the search and capture of the suspect took place the following day at 11:57 PM. De La Espriella said that during the search, the authorities found a significant amount of marijuana and that the Prosecutor's Office charged the detainee with the crimes of trafficking, manufacturing, or possession of narcotics, as outlined in Article 376 of the Penal Code, and threats against human rights defenders and public officials, as provided in Article 188E. He added that the man had received a measure of preventive detention. The author maintained that threats against Colombian families were intolerable and that his family deserved protection, just like other families in the country. He also stated that, in the so-called "Miracle Homeland," criminals should fear justice and not the citizens fearing them. He closed his post with patriotic and religious slogans. #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #Seguridad (translated)
The National Police has detected a migration leak in Granada, where families who arrived as tourists from Africa are abandoning their minor children with the aim of having them obtain residency and later achieve family reunification. #Migración #Menores #Granada (translated)
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Detectan un coladero migratorio en Granada: familias que entraron como turistas abandonan aquí a sus hijos menores
The author criticized that banners about Negreira were placed after what he called a great harm to Sevilla and demanded that those who put them up be destroyed, whom he also insulted. #SevillaFC #Fútbol #JusticiaDeportiva (translated)
Eight people have been arrested in Granada for abandoning their underage children from Africa after entering Spain as tourists in an attempt to obtain residency and facilitate family reunification. #Inmigración #AbandonoDeMenores #Granada (translated)
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Ocho detenidos que entraron desde África como turistas por abandonar en Granada a sus hijos
SX wrote that the person in the upper photo was 26 years older and had four more children than the person in the lower photo, and that since 2000 they had lived in eight different countries. They also added that they already had gray hair and could no longer play football, although their passion remained intact. They also described football as "the greatest thing that exists." https://t.co/WqzTn8HvIq #Fútbol #Pasión #Vida (translated)
Rodolfo, known as the Devil's Advocate, claimed that Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign had requested the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) to take measures against searches on Google and trends on social media. According to his writings, the request asked Google, X, and Meta to block that content within a six-hour period. Rodolfo maintained that the initiative aimed to thwart the digital strategy of the so-called "Army of Lula," which he attributed with 6.58 million subscribers. He also stated that the request acknowledged that searches on Google had increased by more than 1,000% and that the press had reported on its impact. The author linked the case to the disclosure of banking and tax information of Lula, his children, and Janja, and called on his followers to spread his publications and join the mobilization. #LibertadDeExpresión #DerechosDigitales #MovilizaciónSocial (translated)
The BOE has published a new royal decree-law that expands Social Security benefits, including leaves for menopause, widow's pensions for non-formalized couples with children, and protections for victims of gender-based violence. #PrestacionesSociales #ViolenciaDeGénero #Menopausia (translated)
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La letra pequeña de las nuevas prestaciones sociales: bajas por menopausia, viudedad y protección de víctimas de violencia de género
Emmanuel Rincón wrote that chavismo had caused harm to 30 million people over 27 years and recounted how, according to him, its policies had affected his family. He said his mother suffered from depression after her three children left Venezuela and that, when she fell ill, some medications were not available in the country and had to be smuggled in. He added that she died and that he could not travel to say goodbye because he feared he would be arrested. Rincón recounted that he had not seen his grandparents, uncles, and cousins for almost a decade, and that a close friend lived in Europe and he had not seen him for 13 years. He also pointed out that his daughter did not know her maternal grandmother and that his wife had not seen her mother for nearly a decade. He stated that the authorities closed and then took over his family's radio station, which had supported his relatives for over 20 years and had been his father's dream. According to Rincón, more than a dozen people lost their jobs, and his paternal grandfather's farm was dismantled and looted. He said that although he graduated as a lawyer from the Catholic University of Táchira at 21, he could never practice in Venezuela. The author recalled Sunday gatherings of about 30 people at his grandfather's house and compared that experience to that of his daughter, whose closest cousin lived a three-hour flight away. He also asserted that the wealth, businesses, and comforts built by his ancestors were squandered by chavismo. Of his 18 closest friends in San Cristóbal, he said, only one remained in the city. Rincón attributed the separation of families, exile, lost time, emotional damage, closed businesses, and lost jobs to chavismo. He also mentioned torture, repression, enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, political persecution, and corruption, and said he wanted those outside Venezuela to understand why he wished for that period to end as soon as possible. #Venezuela #Chavismo #Exilio (translated)
