The author argued that unity could not be imposed at the last minute, but should be built gradually from the bottom up, with brotherhood and respect for differences, which he considered inherent to being human. He added that this path had been closed at the state level five years ago. (translated)
The author wrote that higher levels of regular physical activity were associated with a slower decline in cognitive and motor function among people with Parkinson’s disease.
The author wrote that he was reacting to the launch trailer of GTA 6 from a paradise. (translated)
The author said regular consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages was linked to more than double the relative risk of stomach cancer.
The author called for positive media strategies focused on building a new nation and national identity, arguing that they should move beyond the censorship policies of the past.
The author raised doubts about the pension system and asked whether it could collapse or if changes were necessary. He stated that the candidate Alberto Núñez Feijóo should explain it as soon as possible. (translated)
The author suggested that someone had pressured the CFTC to ignore short-selling activity they said was aimed at manipulating the oil market, and questioned who might have done so.
The author argued that governments should not prioritise multinational technology companies while people struggled to pay their bills and the environment was being damaged. They said energy and water should benefit the public rather than Big Tech and urged people to attend a protest at RDS on Wednesday, 14 October, at 11am.
The author wrote that the global economy had proved resilient but was becoming more uneven and fragile, with growth projected at 3.1% in 2026 and 3.4% in 2027. They said policy should rebuild fiscal space, strengthen energy security and improve readiness for AI.
The author wrote that justice had been served and defended fair elections, starting with a clean and transparent electoral roll. He also included the hashtags #LeyNietos and #VOXAgainstElectoralFraud. (translated)
The author asked whether citizens of a Western democracy could re-elect a politician whose party, as he wrote, was being investigated for obstruction of justice and intimidation of judges. He also claimed that the politician repeatedly lied in front of the cameras and systematically failed to keep his promises. (translated)
The author wrote that the Arctic’s future should be shaped by its people, saying their approach involved listening to and working with Arctic communities to keep the region secure, prosperous and sustainable.
The author said that he had been very scared to see the Safety Car across the straight. He added that no one had crashed into it and that the accident could have been very serious. (translated)
The author reported that Urbagestión had reported cyberattacks, a "massive call" to harass its offices, and threats following the death of Maricarmen. (translated)
Olga Rodríguez wrote that people needed a habitable planet, housing, and community, and denounced a dehumanization that she said was being normalized and promoted during prime time. She added that this led those who could never own five houses to think and vote as if they had a hundred. (translated)
The author stated that, during the last eight years, millions of life projects had been cut short due to difficulties in accessing housing. He also accused an unidentified group of complicity in silence in the face of those responsible for the crisis, which, as he wrote, had harmed young people and working families. In the end, he added "and now" and shared a link. (translated)
The author argued that the rising cost of living offered private companies and society’s wealthiest people an opportunity to profit, describing it as a transfer of wealth from the majority to a very rich minority.
The author argued that the friend of a drug trafficker should not have become president of the main opposition party and stated that he would eventually step down from the position. (translated)
People need roofs to live under. People are committing suicide because they are being thrown out of their homes. If you do not support this struggle, you are an obstacle and someone profoundly miserable. (translated)
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