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"I have great respect for the thousands of people who today demonstrated peacefully, also participating in the mobilization called by the CGIL, which also had the presence of leaders from the left. Whatever the ideas for which they express themselves, participation is the foundation of any healthy democracy," Meloni emphasized. #Milão #Protestos #Violência (translated)

Daniel F. Briceño stated that Laura Sarabia had publicly acknowledged that Petro ordered a meeting with paramilitary leaders to speak ill of the opposition. He also maintained that the Valledupar Pact existed and was an alliance between the Petro movement and paramilitary groups against the opposition, and described the situation as "absolutely dark." https://t.co/osw51HT2xk #Colombia #Petro #Política (translated)

Daniel F. Briceño stated that the government of Gustavo Petro appointed peace managers from several of the main paramilitary leaders and prepared them to testify against former president Álvaro Uribe and other opposition leaders. He also mentioned "The Valledupar Pact." https://t.co/Y2PTmmVxqW #Paz #Colombia #Política (translated)

Rafael Narbona said he didn’t know if Podemos was responsible for the failure of a unified left candidacy, but he argued that the party had acted poorly by allowing, directly or indirectly, its supporters to insult and harass those who criticized their leaders on social media. He stated that, although he had criticized the PSOE many times without suffering similar attacks, he had received them from the far-right, from Podemos supporters, and from independents. He also described nationalism as reactionary and pointed to the emergence of Alianza Catalana, whose proposals he considered similar to those of Vox. Narbona recounted that it had been falsely claimed that Podemos helped him when they tried to evict him, clarifying that he lived in a house he owned. He also maintained that Podemos had not created the left or feminism and that it had weakened the left with demagoguery, inconsistencies, and a strategy that, in his view, prioritized identity disputes over social demands. He added that he considered it legitimate to live in a chalet and send his children to a private school, but he criticized those options and then resorted to them. Finally, he said that the noise from Podemos supporters on social media mattered less than electoral results and that their belligerence contributed to strengthening the far-right. He stated that he would continue to express his opinions and explained that he had limited responses to avoid insults and falsehoods. #Podemos #Izquierda #Ultraderecha (translated)

Now, the one who has taken on the role of command is precisely the President of the European Council, Antonio Costa, who in the coming months will put a new proposal on the table for the 27 and is asking for commitment from the leaders to reach an agreement before the end of the year. #PresupuestosUE #CrisisEconómica #CohesiónEuropea (translated)

The article by Vicente Ferreira da Silva criticizes Portuguese politics for focusing on the short term and the figures of leaders, instead of debating the ideas and plans necessary to define the future of Portugal in the next 10, 15, or 20 years. #FuturoDePortugal #Política #ReformasEstruturais (translated)

One of the main leaders of the opposition, Avigdor Lieberman (former Minister of Defense and Foreign Affairs and leader of the Israel Beitenu party), even accused this Friday the strongest candidate of the opposition bloc, Gadi Eizenkot, of preparing an alliance with Netanyahu after the elections. #EleccionesIsrael #Netanyahu #PolíticaIsraelí (translated)

ElBuni stated that the left had taken over a square in Spain to protest against property owners who lived off renting out properties. He argued that later the leaders subdivided the area, restricted access, and charged for renting tents to live in. He also referred to them disparagingly and alluded to *Animal Farm*. https://t.co/aOdjaKR1QC #Protesta #DerechosHumanos #Alquiler (translated)

A protest led by the CGTP against the rising cost of living took place today in Lisbon, culminating in the setup of a camp in Rossio Square, where union and party leaders criticized the government for its insufficient measures to meet the needs of workers. #Manifestações #CustoDeVida #PolíticaPortuguesa (translated)

Mario Di Costanzo considered it outrageous that the unions did not demand action regarding the lack of medications, supplies, and care in the IMSS. He added that their representatives were upset when they were called "charro" leaders, as Pedro Haces wrote. #IMSS #Salud #Sindicatos (translated)

Pedro Sánchez has seen his reputation severely affected after a European Council in Brussels, where his isolation on migration issues and the opposition of several European leaders to his immigration regularization policy highlight a significant decline in his influence and political position. #PedroSánchez #ConsejoEuropeo #Inmigración (translated)