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Pope Leo XIV expressed his joy at returning to the continent where he had lived many moments of his life. He noted that he hoped the trip would help promote mutual openness, strengthen the communion among brothers and sisters, and renew the commitment to announce the Gospel with joy. He mentioned Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru. #Uruguay #Argentina #Perú #Viaje #Comunión #Evangelio (translated)

Rodrigo Camacho described Chivas' 1-0 victory against Rayados as dramatic and noted that the score could have been wider, as the team had several chances to increase the lead. He also praised the performance of Raúl Rangel, who, according to Camacho, maintained another clean sheet, and highlighted the high level of other individual performances. https://t.co/DAtArxrNbw #Rayados #Chivas #LigaMX (translated)

Pedro Sánchez has recorded a campaign ad in a vacant Museo Reina Sofía for the occasion, using its iconic location in front of Picasso's 'Guernica' to reiterate his stance of no to war, which has sparked criticism on social media for the use of a public institution. #PedroSánchez #Guernica #PSOE (translated)

Candy BS News wrote that the content creators would deliver a box of Vince tomorrow. It added that when one of them reached 1000 scans, they could raffle off 25 boxes of Vince instead of a cosmetic that, it said, no one used. https://t.co/yhi4pSALq0 #CreadoresDeContenido #Sorteo #Vince (translated)

Jose Alvarez Haya rated Pedri's match as outstanding and wrote that he had single-handedly unsettled the three midfielders of PSG, dominating the game and creating clear chances, like the one for Fermín. He also considered it correct that he was substituted in the 60th minute, since, as he pointed out, they needed to secure the league on Sunday and there was still a long way to go in the Champions League. https://t.co/3AI4C5pZH6 #Fútbol #LaLiga #Masterclass (translated)

Santiago Abascal explained that he had not met with Javier Milei during his visit to Spain because he had prioritized being with the Spaniards in La Coruña and, that afternoon, in Avilés. He also said that Milei had been his friend and political ally for a long time. https://t.co/BRDhaSpH5q #Política #Amistad #España (translated)

The author wrote that PSG had scored four goals against Barcelona despite the absences of Nuno Mendes, Dembélé, and Kvaratskhelia, and that they had wasted several opportunities to extend the lead. He also stated that Real Madrid would be their main rival in the Champions League to prevent them from repeating the title. #ChampionsLeague #PSG #FCBarcelona #FR #ES #IT (translated)

Félix had a disappointing night in the Al Nassr game against Neom, where, despite the team's victory, he missed a penalty and several goal opportunities, while Cristiano Ronaldo also had difficulties, missing three clear chances to score. #CristianoRonaldo #AlNassr #LigaSaudita (translated)

Emmanuel Rincón wrote that chavismo had caused harm to 30 million people over 27 years and recounted how, according to him, its policies had affected his family. He said his mother suffered from depression after her three children left Venezuela and that, when she fell ill, some medications were not available in the country and had to be smuggled in. He added that she died and that he could not travel to say goodbye because he feared he would be arrested. Rincón recounted that he had not seen his grandparents, uncles, and cousins for almost a decade, and that a close friend lived in Europe and he had not seen him for 13 years. He also pointed out that his daughter did not know her maternal grandmother and that his wife had not seen her mother for nearly a decade. He stated that the authorities closed and then took over his family's radio station, which had supported his relatives for over 20 years and had been his father's dream. According to Rincón, more than a dozen people lost their jobs, and his paternal grandfather's farm was dismantled and looted. He said that although he graduated as a lawyer from the Catholic University of Táchira at 21, he could never practice in Venezuela. The author recalled Sunday gatherings of about 30 people at his grandfather's house and compared that experience to that of his daughter, whose closest cousin lived a three-hour flight away. He also asserted that the wealth, businesses, and comforts built by his ancestors were squandered by chavismo. Of his 18 closest friends in San Cristóbal, he said, only one remained in the city. Rincón attributed the separation of families, exile, lost time, emotional damage, closed businesses, and lost jobs to chavismo. He also mentioned torture, repression, enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, political persecution, and corruption, and said he wanted those outside Venezuela to understand why he wished for that period to end as soon as possible. #Venezuela #Chavismo #Exilio (translated)

David Alandete argued that asking about Venezuela was an essential part of journalism and stated that those who asked journalists to stop doing so showed a limited view of press freedom and democracy. He asserted that it was just as legitimate to ask about Venezuela at the White House or the State Department as it was to ask about Ukraine, Iran, or France. According to Alandete, it was not the journalists who placed Venezuela among the priorities of U.S. policy: he recalled that Donald Trump threatened in the summer of 2017 to resort to military force against Nicolás Maduro and that, nine years later, he fulfilled that threat. He also pointed out that Trump dedicated a good part of his first speech before the United Nations General Assembly in September 2017 to denouncing the Venezuelan dictatorship. Alandete said that journalists were asking about Delcy Rodríguez, María Corina Machado, oil, political prisoners, elections, and the future of the country. He added that Machado had been received in the Oval Office by George W. Bush in 2005, that Marco Rubio had supported her candidacy for the Nobel Peace Prize, and that Trump had met with her twice in the White House at his own discretion. Finally, he maintained that stopping questions about Machado, Rodríguez, or other protagonists of the crisis for fear of uncomfortable answers confused journalism with something else. He stated that the job of journalists was to ask, verify, and report what was happening, not to protect politicians or limit themselves to asking questions favorable to a cause. #Periodismo #LibertadDePrensa #Venezuela (translated)

Fútbolgate.com stated that a curriculum that Javier Enríquez sent to referees to offer his services indicated that he had worked in the CTA between 1993 and 2015, and not as an external collaborator, as it appeared on his website. According to the outlet, the document also placed his work for FC Barcelona between 2013 and 2018, as opposed to the date of at least 2001 that, it pointed out, Joan Laporta and Josep Maria Bartomeu provided in court. The publication asserted that the referees who received the curriculum were aware of Enríquez's recent professional experience with Barcelona. It also indicated that he left the CTA in 2015, two years after starting his external collaboration with the club, and questioned whether anyone from the RFEF was aware of that dual role. Fútbolgate.com added that Enríquez accompanied referees between hotels, airports, and locker rooms from 1994 until February 2023, and that sometimes they stopped at a bar where he was. The outlet described his relationship with the CTA and the referees, through courses and accompaniment, as close and spanning about 30 years. #Fútbol #Barça #Arbitraje (translated)