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Vicente Garrido, a Spanish criminologist, states in an interview that the current social approval allows psychopaths to emerge in society and occupy positions of power, highlighting an increase in psychological violence and an erosion of democratic institutions. #Psicopatía #ViolenciaPsicológica #Criminología (translated)

Félix de Bedout stated that a thread from María Paz Gaviria showed that the controversy over Pizarro's hat and the alleged glorification of a guerrilla fighter had served as an excuse for a deeper measure. He claimed that what happened at the National Museum had been a purge comparable to the Nazi campaign against so-called degenerate art, aimed at imposing an official idea of acceptable art. De Bedout pointed out that the measure had been presented as a fight against "woke" culture, despite many of the censored works and objects being from before that term became popular. He also accused those who ran the national cultural institutions of acting with great ignorance and said that, unlike some Nazis who removed works to appropriate them while admiring their authors, in Colombia they did not understand what they were seeing. Finally, he highlighted the response from cultural institutions and figures in the country who, as he wrote, did understand the subject, and referred to the phrase about pulling a gun upon hearing about culture. #Cultura #Arte #LibertadDeExpresión (translated)

The author claimed that Santiago Abascal was the undisputed leader of a rising of the Spanish people against organized crime, which he accused of holding the institutions of the Kingdom of Spain hostage. He added that the uprising should culminate on November 29 with a result so overwhelming that it would shatter it to pieces. https://t.co/DQUoewth6V #España #Abascal #CrimenOrganizado #ES #GB (translated)

Luis María Pardo stated that the Constitutional Court could begin examining the request from the Ombudsman to suspend the precautionary measures that Iustitia obtained from the Supreme Court on Monday. He wrote that there were six days left until the start of the electoral documentation shipping from CERA and that the Constitutional Court could annul those measures before November 29. Pardo traced the origin of the problem to an instruction from October 25, 2022, which, according to him, administratively expanded the avenues to obtain Spanish nationality without allowing for a distinction between those who acquired it due to their connection with exile. He also maintained that Sánchez won the 2023 elections with that instruction still in effect and that the PP and Vox did not take the matter to the Central Electoral Board. He added that Iustitia presented the case to the Board on June 28, 2026, and then went to the Supreme Court, which enacted the precautionary measures. According to Pardo, the Ombudsman urgently requested the Constitutional Court to suspend them, while Iustitia appeared to request that they be maintained and that the CERA regime not be modified without hearing from them. He stated that Iustitia Europa would take the matter to the very end. #LeyDeNietos #TribunalConstitucional #Justicia (translated)

"They will be pursued and punished. Emmanuel Macron stepped out of caution and has launched an attack against 'the sowers of chaos who only seek to undermine our institutions and prevent those who peacefully express their demands from doing so.'" #ProtestasFrancia #ViolenciaUrbana #Detenidos (translated)

The arrival of Christopher Columbus in 1492 to America revealed a continent that had already been profoundly transformed by millions of indigenous people who had developed cities, political institutions, and complex trade networks for centuries, challenging the view of a deserted and primitive land. #AméricaPrecolombina #HistoriaIndígena #ConquistaEspañola (translated)

Bernardo Arévalo condemned the murder of former prosecutor Juan Francisco Solórzano Foppa and called for those responsible, both material and intellectual authors, to be brought to justice. He stated that he had instructed the Executive institutions to act immediately, coordinate with the competent authorities, and contribute to clarifying the crime. He also affirmed that violence would not intimidate the people of Guatemala or the government he led. #Justicia #Guatemala #DerechosHumanos (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)

María Jamardo stated that Sánchez had implicated the Ombudsman in a political dispute over the grandchild law, which, as she wrote, would force Conde-Pumpido to speak out. She also claimed that the institution had been "stained" less than a month after Ángel Gabilondo left office, and accused the Government of having colonized the institutions. She said she was developing the issue in El Debate. #Política #Gobierno #Derechos (translated)

The article by Carlos Mármol analyzes how the southern rights in Andalusia, through political pacts and clientelism, are colonizing public institutions, consolidating a system that prioritizes the maintenance of power over reform and transparency. #Andalucía #Política #Clientelismo (translated)

The article denounces the violence, racism, and hatred coming from military and security forces in Spain, emphasizing recent cases of abuse against migrants while criticizing the incomplete democratization and subjugation of these institutions to the law and human rights. #DerechosHumanos #Migrantes #Violencia (translated)

An Israeli spyware called Candiru has spread through online advertisements, potentially affecting hundreds of millions of users in Spain and in institutions like NATO and the UN, having previously been used in the 'catalangate' against Catalan politicians. #Malware #Ciberseguridad #Espionaje (translated)

The article analyzes how the recent visit of the Kings to Ceuta and Melilla emphasizes the strength of the Spanish monarchy despite the attempts of Pedro Sánchez's government to deconstruct the institutions of the State, highlighting the distance between the figure of the King and the actions of Sanchismo. #Monarquía #Rey #Sanchismo (translated)

The article reflects on the complexity of forgiveness in the context of justice, highlighting that while legal institutions can absolve or condemn, true forgiveness is a personal and subjective act that cannot be imposed or demanded from the victims. #Perdón #JusticiaRestaurativa #Ética (translated)