This is very serious: US$ 1 MILLION AGAINST THE STF Revealed campaign from the Trump government. The government of Donald Trump allocated US$ 1 million to finance a campaign against the STF in Brazil. The revelations were published this Thursday by the British newspaper The Guardian, which points out how resources originally intended by the US for the global human rights agenda were redirected to the interests of the American far right. According to the report, a US$ 1 million grant titled "Combating Lawfare and Censorship in Brazil" would finance civil society groups that oppose what is described as excessive judicial action and censorship by the Supreme Court of Brazil. "The Trump administration imposed sanctions on Brazilian minister Alexandre de Moraes last year, following pressure from Eduardo Bolsonaro, the son of the former president," the article recalled. According to the newspaper, a Democratic congressional aide stated that a senator from the Foreign Relations Committee, Jeanne Shaheen, had maintained the blockage of ten disbursements totaling US$ 22 million, intended for projects in Brazil, South Africa, and Nigeria, as well as for promoting a right-wing ideology in the UK and Europe. This week, Shaheen sent a letter to the Trump administration to denounce interference in the Brazilian election and demand the White House recognize the election results in the country. "Throughout President Trump's second term, we observed US authorities engaged in a campaign of interference and destabilization in Brazil," the senator said in the document. "This effort intensified dramatically during the summer of 2025, when the Administration imposed targeted tariffs and sanctions in an attempt to influence the verdict of the Brazilian Supreme Court in the trial of former president Jair Bolsonaro, accused of attempting to foment a military coup to remain in power," she stated. According to the aide consulted by the newspaper, Secretary of State Marco Rubio had personally signed a memorandum to ignore the senator's blockages and authorize the allocation of funds. Destabilizing the STF For observers and diplomats, destabilizing the STF has become a priority for the Brazilian and foreign far right. The movement sees the institution as a brake on implementing an ultra-conservative project in the country and regaining freedom of action on all fronts. The money comes from the Fund for Human Rights and Democracy, created to finance Trump's conservative agenda around the world and, according to its critics, to attack any form of opposition. "The largest disbursement, totaling US$ 40 million, was allocated to a consortium led by the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation (VOC) — a non-profit anti-communist organization that, in the past, had received much lower amounts in grants," the report indicated. A background check document from the Department of State, consulted by The Guardian, records previous contracts between the foundation and the agency totaling US$ 96,997 in the last five years — all in the fiscal year 2022 — and notes that the organization underwent a check in 2019 related to tickets for the foundation's gala event. The document also identifies Andrew Bremberg — former domestic policy advisor to the White House during the Trump administration and former US ambassador to the UN office in Europe — as a "senior leader" of the foundation. Via ICL COUP NEVER AGAIN (translated)
What a beautiful video! Those with memory do not remain silent! We got out of the worst government this country has ever had, the government of the death of Jair Bolsonaro! And we entered the Lula government. Which once again took us out of misery, looked out for the people. We have full employment and tax exemption! Let's go Lula for the Tetra! Coup Never Again! (translated)
We are not going to accept any lessons from those who pretend to turn the history of ETA terrorism into “experiences” and “learnings.” It is repugnant, indecent, and disgusting. Before coming to Andalucía to give lessons, apologize to the victims. Memory, dignity, and justice for the victims of terrorism. (translated)
Forty years after the shootings in Chile, the families of the victims fight for memory and dignity, facing years of absence and pain in their search for justice and truth. (translated)

Euskadi has recovered the memory of 22 victims of terrorism whose deaths remain unresolved, highlighting the importance of not forgetting their stories and the suffering that silence generates in their families. (translated)

Despite not having found remains in two possible mass graves of victims of the Civil War in La Muela, families continue their search with renewed determination, appreciating the joint effort and leaving open the possibility of investigating other places. (translated)

In her book 'Montoneros, a visual history,' María O'Donnell explores the tumultuous 70s in Argentina and criticizes Javier Milei's justification of the actions of Videla's dictatorship, emphasizing the importance of remembering and discussing these events in the current context of political polarization. (translated)

Marília, Aécio, Dilma, Pacheco, Viana... the names change, the speeches do too, but the history, the alliances, and the positions of each one are still recorded. In election time, promises are easy. What really allows us to demand coherence is looking at what each one has already defended, who they were with, and how they acted when they had the chance. Minas has memory. In this election, it's 300 for senator in Minas Gerais! (translated)
Israel is investigating an alleged plot to hijack the Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv, in which the Omani co-pilot reportedly attempted to crash the plane into a skyscraper, recalling the September 11 attacks. (translated)

Cristiano Ronaldo deserves a farewell befitting the legend he is. With the whole stadium full, the titles he has won with his country, and people crying their eyes out in the stands. It's the least he deserves. They cannot let it be a bitter retirement through the back door. Cristiano has made his country greater, and no one doubts that. We must be grateful to the one who has given everything. People have short memories (especially in football), but only a fool could question his legacy. (translated)
A study from the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center has revealed that a high sugar intake during antibiotic treatment can worsen damage to the gut microbiota and increase the proliferation of harmful bacteria in cancer patients. (translated)

From the Scudetto to the Coppa Italia: the incredible journey of the 2025/26 season comes to life in a special film. Only Us. A season of Double is a production by Inter Media House that provides an exclusive look at a year experienced from the inside, alongside its protagonists, and will be available exclusively - on pay-per-view - on Sky Primafila (on demand), DAZN, and One Football starting Monday, October 5th. The voice of Stefano Accorsi accompanies this journey, giving rhythm and depth to the images and testimonies of those who were at the center of this endeavor: the players, the coach, the staff, and the top management. A narrative thread that connects the most intimate moments to those destined to remain in memory, up to the celebrations of a Double that has entered the history of the Club. (translated)
I have nothing to study, Fernando. I was right next to Maru. But I remember something about you because it seems you lost your memory: Maru, Geuna, and many others investigated the events for which CFK is currently convicted, from Lanata's program. Events that occurred before 2015. Do you know where Milei, your current leader, was in 2015? Working on Scioli's campaign and charging for his advice with fake invoices to Banco Provincia. (translated)