The author pointed out that the information was very confusing: some sources spoke of a gas explosion, while others mentioned a projectile from a Carl Gustav and another type of portable weapon. He added that afterwards a fire broke out, affecting an ammunition depot. (translated)
The author stated that journalism should audit the functioning power and pose questions that challenge the system. He added that this is how a discussion had begun at #FILZOCALO2026. (translated)
The author pointed out that a ten-year debt above 4% was serious because it made state financing more expensive: as it renewed its loans, it paid more interest and had less room for services and investment. He added that, with a lot of debt and little growth, the pressure to raise taxes and cut spending increased. (translated)
The author stated that the cleaning work supposedly necessary for the Sol station to function had finished at 2 AM. He added that the station remained closed for the subway, although it had stayed open for suburban trains. (translated)
The author claimed that men were drawn to enter spaces marked as off-limits to them, even when the space was a list of women who had been murdered.
The author stated that there were seven criminal proceedings open against Vito Quiles and that orders of prosecution had already been issued in two of them. He also indicated that in the coming days it would be known whether an eighth proceeding would be opened. (translated)
The author stated that he refused to participate in the constant political confrontation. He maintained that, although it generated headlines and prominence, it did not contribute to coexistence, and he advocated for respect and harmony. He also noted that, in his opinion, societies did not advance when they were divided. (translated)
The author noted that many people were considering voting for the left solely to witness the spectacle that, he said, the right would be able to provide when losing. (translated)
The author argued that pension increases ultimately raised contributions and taxes, so, in his opinion, people ended up worse off. He also stated that prices had risen by 28% and food by 40%, and that the population was poorer while revenue reached record levels. (translated)
The author argued that health could not be separated from housing and linked the uncertainty about where to live with anxiety, insomnia, and depression. He also described the housing market as speculative and compared its dynamics to gambling, stating that it jeopardized life projects. (translated)
The author stated that they wanted the revaluation of pensions to be approved before the end of the year. They also accused the right and the far-right of deceiving pensioners until November 29 and planning to cut their pensions if they came to power. (translated)
The author described the PSOE list as a group of people protected by parliamentary immunity and silenced. He claimed that Pedro Sánchez had privately referred to Margarita Robles with a derogatory term and that she did not applaud him in public. He also accused both of them of complicity in corruption, prostitution, degradation, and invasion, and asked why they had concealed something that he did not identify. (translated)
FACUA stated that large real estate portals were making light of the new information obligations to tenants approved by the Government. It announced that at 11:30 AM it would disclose the results of its analysis and the complaints it was filing that day with Consumer Affairs. (translated)
The author argued that there had been no talk of effort, but of sacrifice, and stated that the people around his interlocutors were already giving hints about who would bear the burden: pensioners, those earning the minimum wage, and workers in general. He also warned that, in his opinion, they would put an end to the welfare state and would come with a chainsaw. (translated)
The author argued that homeowner households with multiple properties had nearly four times the income of tenant households, one million euros more in net wealth, and inherited up to seven times more. He also stated that rental money flowed from poor households to the rich. (translated)
The author argued that the debate was not about a cultural war or choosing between the left and the right, and said that some wanted to present it as a football match or even as a civil war. As he wrote, two models of life were confronted. (translated)
The writer stated that today's dependence on remote control, data, and electronics made society extremely vulnerable and that AI could create a "perfect storm." (translated)
The author asked what risks the implementation of the European digital ID could entail and how it would affect individual freedom. He also questioned why so little was said about the issue despite considering its imminent launch and raised whether the promised efficiency would compensate for the surrender of personal sovereignty. (translated)
The author stated that he had challenged an alteration of the census that he described as illegal and fraudulent, and explained that he did so because he considered the right to vote to be relevant. (translated)
The author wrote that, according to Bill Gates, artificial intelligence would exponentially increase cyberattacks and the risk of bioterrorism in 2027. He also stated that Gates was not doing enough to combat those dangers. (translated)
