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Mafinha wrote that Roberta Luchsinger, who is under investigation in the INSS case, questioned in an interview with CNN what Lula's son did for a living and suggested that they ask the president about it. According to Mafinha, she also said that if Lula wanted to comment on her life, morals, and conduct, he should start at home. https://t.co/bVUAFKCmob #Lula #Política #INSS (translated)

The Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023, aimed not only to cause civilian casualties but to create a media spectacle to delegitimize Israel and reverse the moral perception of the conflict, resulting in a radical shift in Jewish consciousness and the existential security of the Jewish people. #Hamas #Israel #Terrorismo (translated)

Pierre Sautarel accused those he targeted of presenting their powerlessness as a virtue, their laxity as humanitarianism, and their failures as a moral superiority. He claimed that the country was sinking into violence, while saying they prided themselves on having respected the values of the Republic. #République #Violence #Humanisme (translated)

Doria accused Spreen of acting with double standards and stated that he had not publicly condemned his friend Demente, who, as he wrote, had admitted to having abused a girl. He also insisted that they continued to see each other off-camera. https://t.co/SfktZOgEg0 #doblemoral #redessociales #justicia (translated)

Kamil Krilov criticized Andrej Babiš for his statements about agricultural subsidies, contributions to the EU budget, and the adoption of the euro. He wrote that Babiš praised Ireland for not interfering with national agricultural subsidies while simultaneously criticizing net contributors to the EU budget for their reliefs. According to Krilov, Babiš also stated that the Czech Republic will never adopt the euro. Krilov interpreted Babiš’s stance as others having to pay while Agrofert will draw support and the Czech Republic will not fulfill its commitments to Europe. He accused Babiš of promoting his own interests and privatizing the Czech Republic through his influence, while blackmailing Europe. He pointed out to Babiš’s voters that they expect a change for the better from him. He claimed that under his government, gasoline and mortgages became more expensive and that the situation with doctors did not change. He also wrote that Babiš gained power and will use it for his own benefit at the expense of the entire country. He labeled support for Babiš’s private interests as support for the voters' own impoverishment. https://t.co/e15Pdh2AFb #politika #Česko #Babiš (translated)

Cendes stated that, although some still said there would be democracy if "the other" was elected, his supporters were already persecuting opponents even before the vote. He questioned what could happen if an election gave him political and moral endorsement and argued that, in the name of the country's democracy, he should not win. #democracia #eleições #oposição (translated)

In a leaked and verified audiotape published today in the Bolivian media, Brad Parscale's partner in MAGA SUR, Fernando Cerimedo is heard discussing with Bolivia's minister of public works their scheme, funded and supported by the Trump administration to kidnap former Bolivian President Evo Morales.

The president of the management of the Krško Nuclear Power Plant, Gorazd Pfeifer, warns that Slovenia is overly reliant on a single nuclear power plant, which was particularly evident during the summer heatwaves when they had to reduce production due to high water temperatures. #Energetika #JedrskaEnergija #PodnebneSpremembe (translated)

Laura Freixas's article reflects on the controversy generated by the death of Maricarmen Abascal, highlighting how the debate has been simplified into a moral dilemma between the defenseless elderly woman and the vulture funds, while suggesting the need to tackle the complex housing issue with more substantial and less emotional proposals. #Vivienda #Desigualdad #EmociónMoral (translated)

Bernd Kaiser accused Fritz-Kola of double standards. He wrote that the company had presented itself as left-wing and anti-capitalist for years, but was now criticizing the planned sugar tax, which would particularly impact the company due to its sugar content of 10.5 grams per 100 milliliters. Kaiser estimated Fritz-Kola's annual revenue at 116 million euros and said the company complained about bureaucracy and hundreds of additional customs officers. At the same time, he criticized that Fritz-Kola was acting as a sponsor of the CDU party conference. The tax, according to Kaiser, would burden local medium-sized businesses while large corporations like Coca-Cola would be less affected. #Zuckersteuer #Doppelmoral https://t.co/vNlj5kf4H6 #Doppelmoral #Sozialismus #Wirtschaft (translated)

Martin Reichardt thanked the CSU for documenting the appearance of Vice President Andrea Lindholz and Bernd Kaiser for a comment he reportedly adopted. Reichardt recalled a statement made by Left Party MP Gebel in March. She had countered him in the Bundestag by saying that the clitoris has 3,000 nerve endings, but he was still more sensitive. According to Reichardt, this remark was met with thunderous applause; no one was offended by the wording. Gebel had also miscalculated by 7,000 nerve endings. This week, Reichardt hinted that Gebel did not know her own sexual organ. Lindholz subsequently spoke of an invasion of privacy and misogyny, and imposed a fine on him, he wrote. Reichardt accused the Bundestag of double standards: when a left-wing politician aims below the belt, it is cheered, while the same wording from a conservative is regarded as an attack on the dignity of parliament. He described this as a whiny double standard and demanded that the parliament not measure with a double yardstick. #Doppelmoral #Klitoris #Bundestag #Doppelmoral #Bundestag #Politik (translated)

Obviously the British military + civil service segregating trans employees is horrific morally but presumably it’s also a security risk cause a bunch of people with access to potentially sensitive info now have strong incentive to leak it, or are vulnerable to blackmail by hostile powers?

Jean-Pierre Papin stated to L’Équipe that he suffered psychological harassment for a year and a half during his time at OM. He claimed to have alerted Pablo ten times and that he promised each time to intervene, without the situation changing. Papin also indicated that an investigation conducted by an external firm was halted before reaching a conclusion, and that he never knew why or at whose order. #OM #harcèlement #Football (translated)

In the conversation, Vladimir Putin "emphasized the importance of Russian-Vatican cooperation in promoting unifying spiritual and moral values and in protecting Christians and Christian places of worship in various regions of the world." #PapaFrancesco #VladimirPutin #Pace (translated)

Ida Gabrielsson criticized the editorial page of Dagens Nyheter, stating that it often exhibited the same contempt for people that it accused its opponents of. She argued that DN portrayed itself as a mediator of decent truth and responded to people who disagreed with condescension. According to Gabrielsson, the newspaper's view of decency lacked class and equality. She also criticized the Center Party (C) for not wanting to discuss substantive issues or collaborate within the majority that had reached an agreement in the parliament. She wrote that C did not want to participate in joint preliminary meetings before the committees and that C had not answered affirmatively to the question of whether the Left Party (V) was included in the same government support. Gabrielsson called it common sense for V to want to know which parties would govern together before a government agreement was negotiated. She questioned how this could be interpreted as S coddling V. Gabrielsson wrote that DN's view of decency did not seem to encompass issues such as unemployment benefits, health insurance, working conditions, and funding for welfare. She also highlighted the working conditions in the gig economy, asking whether it was decent not to prioritize that nursing assistants could live off their pensions. She wondered if it was competent for the government to privatize the employment service, which she believed had opened the door to crime while job seekers were left without help. She asked whether a society could be built together without understanding how people were affected, for example, by the risk of being denied sickness benefits after decades of work. Gabrielsson argued that understanding was not the same as agreeing, and that it was necessary to effect change. She warned that voters might lose faith that their vote made a difference, and wrote that political opponents should try to win support for their direction rather than attempting to impose their will by condescension or circumventing compromises. #politik #samhälle #jämlikhet (translated)

Žan Mahnič thanked everyone who voted four times in favor at the Sunday referendums. He assessed that the result, despite greater engagement from the left, exceeded the expectations of the right. According to him, the campaign was supported by leftist parties, several dozen NGOs, influencers, unions, RTV Slovenia, and activists, who he claimed received funding from the state budget through calls for proposals, while only right-wing parties participated on the other side. Mahnič noted that the left expected a victory of 70 to 30, but that did not happen. He added that the two referendums won by the left were decided by a few hundred votes. He interpreted the result as confirmation that the direction of the government led by Janez Janša is supported by 50 percent of voters, even though surveys estimated support at around 40 percent, and in some areas considerably more than 50 percent. He assessed the political balance in Slovenia as 50:50 and predicted that in ten years, due to the voting habits of older and younger voters, it could turn in favor of the right. For the upcoming referendum on the intervention law for the development of Slovenia, he called for a joint campaign of advocates for lower taxes and less bureaucracy. He believed that right-wing parties alone would not be able to secure a victory and that artisans, entrepreneurs, retirees, students, healthcare workers, and others affected by the law should be involved. He attributed a stronger mobilization to the opposing side than that seen in the Sunday referendums and assessed that their concerns were not about Slovenia and the citizens' wallets, but rather their own benefits. Mahnič also warned of the possibility that there might be too few representatives of the advocates in the face-offs organized by RTV Slovenia compared to politicians, NGOs, unionists, and influencers on the opposing side. He urged those affected to actively engage in the campaign and asked what they were willing to do for collective success. #Slovenija #politika #referendum (translated)

He highlighted the importance of Russian-Vatican cooperation in promoting unifying spiritual and moral values and in protecting Christians and Christian places of worship in different regions of the world. In the conversation, Vladimir Putin "emphasized the importance of Russian-Vatican cooperation in promoting unifying spiritual and moral values and in protecting Christians and Christian places of worship in different regions of the world." #Papa #Putin #Pace (translated)

In the Kremlin's version, quoted by the Ria Novosti agency, Putin emphasized the importance of Russian-Vatican cooperation in promoting "spiritual and moral values" and in protecting Christians and Christian places of worship in various regions of the world. #Vatican #Putin #armistițiu (translated)