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An Argentinian researcher has been suspended from her institute after revealing the damage caused by the use of agrochemicals, raising concerns about the freedom of scientific research and the consequences for those who expose such issues. #Agrofarmaci #RicercaScientifica #Argentina (translated)

The author claimed that the people he was referring to had been blocked and were being massacred, calling for their release. He added that they were the age of the children of those who were reading. He thanked those who had gone to the place and recorded the situation, stating that there were still unconditioned adults and that these people were their greatest allies. https://t.co/al7x3vD9BL #Libertà #Giustizia #DirittiUmani (translated)

Anna Paola Concia wrote, in a post about the cost of living, that the freedom to protest was incompatible with violence and devastation. She asked that those responsible for the violence be isolated and not justified, precisely to protect the right to protest. #lebasi #carovita #libertà #violenza (translated)

Zoe Martínez wrote that Jair Bolsonaro would soon be close to returning to being a free man and that those who, according to her, conspired against him would have to answer for their actions. She stated that the truth about the case was coming to light and that Brazil still owed an apology to the former president. Martínez also said that millions of Brazilians increasingly believed that history would do justice to Bolsonaro and that the account of events would not remain solely in the hands of those who, according to her, considered themselves the owners of Brazil. #Bolsonaro #Justiça #História (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella stated that, as president, he would defend the right of journalists to investigate, question the Government, denounce irregularities, and publish uncomfortable information for those in power. During the inauguration of the new headquarters of EL TIEMPO, he said that press freedom was a pillar of democracy and reiterated his commitment to a free, independent, and critical press. He also maintained that freedom of expression strengthened democracy and that it was not necessary to agree to respect the right to express oneself. He ended with the slogans "Firm for the Homeland" and "Long live Christ the King." #LibertadDePrensa #Democracia #LibertadDeExpresión (translated)

The story of Raúl, an Argentine exiled due to Videla's dictatorship, and Mercedes, a Venezuelan marked by chavismo, illustrates the suffering and quest for freedom of both in the midst of their respective dictatorships and the impact of their experiences in the Venezuelan diaspora. #Exilio #Dictadura #VenezolanosEnArgentina (translated)

Three activist women, Yulia Navalnaya, Rosa María Payá, and Masih Alinejad, joined in Madrid to receive the FAES Freedom Award, highlighting their struggles against authoritarianism and denouncing the oppression they suffer in their respective countries, while referencing the context of violence and repression in Iran. #Diplomacia #Geopolítica #DerechosHumanos (translated)

Fran accused Eduardo "Chacho" Coudet of having facilitated three titles to Boca, leaving River without competing in the Copa Libertadores for another year, and causing the departure of the two best players from the squad. He also described him in derogatory terms and connected him with Boca. https://t.co/nMVLq4hXLa #BocaJuniors #RiverPlate #FútbolArgentino (translated)

The author argued that manifesting was a right, but violence was not. He defined the incidents that occurred in Milan, Bologna, Turin, and other cities as unacceptable, citing assaults against uniformed individuals, the throwing of firecrackers, and acts of destruction. He added that, in his opinion, such behaviors did not defend an idea, but violated the rights of others. #DirittiUmani #ViolenzaNo #LibertàDiManifestare #IT (translated)

The author argued that the Constitution protected the right to demonstrate and that the law punished violent acts. He added that those who sought confrontation or assaulted the police would have to answer for it before the law, while those who had peacefully demonstrated could continue to freely express their ideas. He also rejected any manipulation and condemned violence. #Libertà #Giustizia #Manifestazione #IT (translated)

"The right and freedom to manifest are sacred, but no less important is the right of all citizens to safety and that of law enforcement not to be attacked. This is written by Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani on X in connection with the marches that took place in some of the most important cities in Italy." #Milano #Proteste #Violenza (translated)

Michelle Mendoza Muñoz requested that no alternative responsible parties be sought and pointed out that there were cameras at Campo Marte. She demanded that the recordings be protected, a thorough investigation be conducted, and the truth be known. She stated that the feeling of terror had once again invaded everyone and maintained that the responsibility also fell on those who were supposed to protect critical voices but did not act. She classified the event as a political crime and addressed the Government of Guatemala. #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #LibertadDeExpresión (translated)

The author argued that the right to manifest and the freedom to do so should be protected, as well as the safety of citizens and the integrity of law enforcement. He deemed the violence and vandalism unacceptable and said that they should be condemned in Milan and Bologna. #dirittisociali #sicurezza #libertà #IT (translated)

The comparison made by Mr. Tebas is unacceptable... I ask him to rectify and apologize to Real Madrid. The president of the Higher Sports Council (CSD), José Manuel Rodríguez Uribes, has asked Javier Tebas to apologize to Real Madrid after comparing the methods of the white club with those used "by the propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels in Nazi Germany." #RealMadrid #JavierTebas #LibertaddeExpresión (translated)