Emmanuel Rincón reported that Venezuelans put up posters in a protest against Delcy Rodríguez at the FAO headquarters in Rome, with messages that associated her with hunger and misery. https://t.co/wlSAQZ0Xoe #Venezuela #Protesta #FAO (translated)
Guilherme Cortez stated that Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign had been spreading a discourse about Bolsa Família, but that the program had already been functioning that way. According to him, 3 million people stopped receiving the benefit during Lula's government because they found jobs. Cortez said that the change advocated by Flávio would be to end the program and return these people to poverty, and he stated that no one agreed with that. #BolsaFamília #FlávioBolsonaro #Política (translated)
Mario Di Costanzo criticized what he called “miserable salaries” at the IMSS. He wrote that the salary tables of the institution set a monthly salary of 13,210 pesos for a maxillofacial surgeon, a mere increase of 372 pesos (2.9%), while Zoé Robledo earned 225,000 pesos gross per month. #IMSS #SueldoJusto #Desigualdad (translated)
Thomaz wrote that Lula was talking about the cuts that Flávio Bolsonaro could make and stated that he might follow the example of Javier Milei in Argentina, cutting rights for poor people and retirees and leading the population to misery. #lulanapaulista https://t.co/j3ZEjndFuM #Política #DireitosHumanos #Brasil (translated)
The PT Brazil stated that Lula arrived at Paulista and criticized Flávio Bolsonaro's plan for cuts. According to the publication, Lula said that the proposal could follow the model of Javier Milei in Argentina, reducing rights for poor and retired people and leading the population back to misery. https://t.co/m70fQ7MlvK #Lula #Política #Brasil (translated)
Jones Manoel stated that Flávio Bolsonaro was contrary to the interests of retirees and beneficiaries of the BPC. Commenting on a news article published by UOL, he said that emails obtained by the Federal Police indicated that an account identified as belonging to Flávio was linked to the same "master user" associated with lawyer Willer Tomaz, investigated for suspected money laundering related to the scheme of undue discounts on INSS. Manoel defended that the case should be clarified rigorously and stated that Flávio threatened to make cuts if elected president. According to him, retirees and beneficiaries of the BPC would be in the senator's crosshairs. He also said that Brazil should not return to misery. #INSS #Aposentadoria #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)
The author claimed that no one had been killed and that there were people camping at Puerta del Sol in support of an 87-year-old woman who had been humiliatingly evicted from her home. He also argued that rents in Madrid placed a burden on those living in misery and blamed the recipient and their associates for allowing the situation to spiral out of control. #Madrid #Alquiler #JusticiaSocial #ES (translated)
Ramoncín has expressed his outrage at the political treatment of the death of Maricarmen Abascal, considering it a reflection of greater human misery and criticizing those who seek to take advantage of her tragic situation. #CrisisDeVivienda #Desahucios #MaricarmenAbascal (translated)
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Jones Manoel stated that the Brazilian far-right was attacking Deputy Ana Elisa with lies and defamation for criticizing Flávio Bolsonaro's program. According to him, Bolsonaro advocated for ending retirement and the BPC, interrupting the appreciation of the minimum wage, altering the constitutional floor for health and education, and raising the prices of gasoline, electricity, and water. Manoel classified the program as a cause of death, misery, hunger, unemployment, and national destruction. He also said that those responsible would try to legally prevent the circulation of the video and requested that it be viewed before being taken down. #AnaElisa #DireitosHumanos #Justiça (translated)
Raquel stated that Lula and the PT had created initiatives such as SAMU, ProUni, the Quota Law, Popular Pharmacy, My House My Life, the Elderly Statute, More Doctors, Fundeb, Federal Institutes and Pronatec, Light for All, and Brazil without Poverty. She also mentioned the appreciation of the minimum wage and asked that the message be shared. https://t.co/FzwrxUDrNp #Lula #Brasil #Política (translated)
The author contested the idea that Russia was not a threat because it was poor, arguing that 90% of its population lived in misery. He questioned why, for almost five years, Moscow had been attacking Ukraine, threatening other European countries, and causing constant border incidents. #Russia #Ucraina #Conflitto #RU #UA (translated)
In the post, the author wondered why Russia, despite being poor and "miserable" and 90% of the population living in misery, had been attacking Ukraine for almost five years, threatening other European countries, and causing ongoing border incidents. #Russia #Ucraina #Conflitto #RU #UA (translated)
Russy Millán wrote that a woman from the Petrist movement had said that, after two months with Abelardo, she was experiencing the precariousness of OPS contracts, while with Petro she had had dignity and memory. Millán claimed that he reviewed her posts and that, according to them, in 2024, during Petro's government, she was unemployed and had complained on X. https://t.co/eQZppaH4pS #Petro #Abelardo #PolíticaColombiana (translated)
Milei's repentant followers stated that Argentina's water service had been privatized for 30 years in exchange for 300 million dollars and that AYSA had ended up in the hands of Mauricio Filiberti, owner of Edenor. They added that this amount was equivalent to one day of fiscal spending and deemed it insufficient. https://t.co/6olv167i3J #Agua #Privatización #Argentina (translated)
The author stated that she would cancel everything announced by "the ship of mystery" and warned that it would affect them financially. https://t.co/tdwr4xwiiK #Cancelación #Economía #Miseria (translated)
Mario questioned those who did not stand up during the minute of silence for the death of an 87-year-old woman and described their attitude as a sign of moral misery. #Respeto #DerechosHumanos #Conciencia (translated)
Emmanuel Rincón reported that María Corina Machado supported the reelection of congresswoman María Elvira Salazar. In the message, Machado stated that Fidel Castro took power in Cuba 67 years earlier and established a communist dictatorship that, according to her, deprived generations of freedom and spread poverty to other countries. She also highlighted the resilience of Cubans who emigrated and formed a community in South Florida, where —she said— they defended democratic values for decades. Machado maintained that Salazar believed a free Venezuela would enhance the security of the United States and favor both a free Cuba and a safer hemisphere. She added that the congresswoman had taken a clear stance on Venezuela and expressed her wish for Venezuela, Cuba, and Nicaragua to thrive in democracy, with the rule of law and close cooperation with the United States. https://t.co/wLh3vi3ivo #Venezuela #Cuba #Democracia (translated)
Jorge Javier Vázquez wrote that Mari Carmen had become a symbol that reflected the darkest miseries of society. #Sociedad #Cultura #Reflexión (translated)
Milei's repentants pointed out that medical residents marched in the rain to the Ministry of Health to demand higher salaries and mocked the existence of a surplus. https://t.co/x3GtY9YlPg #Salud #DerechosLaborales #Protesta (translated)
Joaquin Kremel argued that his recipients could not free themselves, even if they showered, from a supposed moral degradation inherited from their elders. He also contrasted the people from Sol, whom he presented favorably, with those from Génova 13, whom he described disparagingly. #miseriamoral #sociedad #limpieza (translated)
