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Emmanuel Macron has ordered the prohibition of illegitimate demonstrations in France, attributing the violence to leftist seditious groups, and has urged the police prefectures to implement additional security measures to maintain public order following recent disturbances. #Macron #Francia #Manifestaciones (translated)

The article by António Pedro Matos analyzes the relationship between social protests, police intervention, and political manipulation in Portugal, questioning the legitimacy of actions that disregard democratic order and the need for human dialogue during social conflicts. #Protestos #Habitação #OrdensDemocráticas (translated)

The author stated that, in his opinion, not even 1% of the already registered individuals met the conditions of the Law. He added that if they had sufficient strength, they would review everything and reverse the decisions as soon as possible. He also maintained that a democracy should keep the census in order and mentioned a person from the consulate in Mexico. #Censo #Democracia #Transparencia #MX (translated)

Gustavo Petro said that Angie Rodríguez would not present evidence publicly and maintained that she would have to submit it to the courts. He denied having ordered her to talk to paramilitaries to attack someone and asserted that if Rodríguez asked Salvatore Mancuso for such a thing, it was her decision and she must answer to the judges. Petro pointed out that Rodríguez left the government for giving public positions to an heir of paramilitarism. He also said that she had talked about her private life with claims that he described as false and absurd. He denied that there were sexual photos or videos on his phone or that drugs or alcohol were consumed in his offices, and he rejected having any addictions. In defense of his rights, he invoked articles 15 and 21 of the Constitution regarding privacy, good name, and honor, and article 20 about freedom of expression and rectification. He added that, according to article 29, whoever accuses must prove it, and the presumption of innocence applies. Petro stated that Rodríguez worked by his side for a long time and never witnessed acts of corruption or his attempts to obtain personal benefits. He said that if she had seen a crime, she would have had the duty to report it, but she did not do so and had not presented evidence. He announced that he would go to court and take the case to its final consequences so that, he said, Rodríguez's intentions would be known. #Justicia #Intimidad #LibertadDeExpresión (translated)

Cuba has described the arrest warrant against Raúl Castro issued by Florida's Justice as an infamous act and has warned that the United States will have to change its policy towards the island amid growing tensions between the two countries. #Cuba #RaúlCastro #RelacionesInternacionales (translated)

The Wall Street Journal reports that Elon Musk has limited the services of the Starshield satellite in Ukraine, making Ukrainian drones ineffective, while Donald Trump and the Pentagon deny having given orders for such a change. #GuerraNaUcrânia #ElonMusk #DonaldTrump (translated)

The author claimed that denouncing a genocide could never be a crime and said he had visited Fergie Chambers in the Aranjuez prison, where, he asserted, he was imprisoned by order of Donald Trump. He also requested his immediate release. https://t.co/A3jHuMBByG #Libertad #DerechosHumanos #Justicia #ES #US (translated)

Electomanía reported that the Constitutional Court had upheld the suspension of voting ordered by the Supreme Court regarding the "grandchildren's law" and had rejected the appeal submitted. https://t.co/wKHCTN22F1 https://t.co/7HXJfmhIo8 #LeyDeNietos #TribunalConstitucional #Justicia (translated)

Okdiario reported, in an article signed by Rosalina Moreno, that a judge had accepted a lawsuit against Sofía Puente for alleged misconduct related to the order which, according to the media, granted nationality to those referred to as false grandchildren. https://t.co/hL7UzeOe3E #Justicia #SofíaPuente #FalsosNietos (translated)

Martin Ågerup wrote that his post about beef in Copenhagen nursing homes had led to media attention, and that Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen had criticized that the elderly were denied the meat they wanted. According to him, Mayor Sisse Marie Welling (SF) and the Radical Left's Jakob Skyggebjerg believed that the municipality's food strategy had been misunderstood and that the kitchens decided for themselves. They explained that denied birthday wishes for beef were due to misunderstandings, he wrote. Ågerup referred to municipal documents which, according to him, showed that the kitchens were guided by the food strategy's guidelines. The elderly should have a maximum of 80 grams of beef, veal, and lamb per week, he wrote: in the warm meal, no more than once a week, averaging 75 grams, and as cold cuts, one slice every other week. He also wrote that the municipality had a consulting agreement worth 7.8 million kroner per year, among other things, to help the kitchens meet climate goals, and that a draft of the upcoming strategy suggested closer follow-up on the guidelines. According to Ågerup, it was not surprising that kitchen staff reported that residents' birthday wishes for beef were rejected in several places due to considerations for the CO₂ balance. He wrote that the examples were on page 34 of a report the municipality itself had commissioned, and criticized Skyggebjerg for demanding documentation from the Taxpayers. Ågerup believed it was shirking political responsibility to blame the staff. He wrote that Welling and Skyggebjerg assured that the elderly's nutrition and wishes weighed heavier than climate considerations. However, on August 20, according to him, SF, the Red-Green Alliance, and the Radicals voted against recommending that the elderly sector be exempted from the upcoming strategy. The proposal was put forward by the Conservatives, the Liberal Alliance, the Danish People's Party, and the Social Democrats. At the same meeting, the administration suggested, according to Ågerup, that the committee's consultation response should state that the elderly's nutritional needs, individual wishes, and freedom of choice always took precedence over climate, ecology, and food waste. He wrote that SF, the Red-Green Alliance, and the Radicals removed both the phrasing about individual wishes and freedom of choice and the text stating that the elderly's needs always took precedence over the strategy's other goals. Ågerup questioned why the guarantee had been removed if the elderly's wishes came first, and urged the red majority either to stand by the consequences of the strategy or exempt elderly care from it. He wrote that the Taxpayers recommended an exemption. The nursing home was the elderly's home, he emphasized, and the residents paid rent as well as 145 kroner a day for food, over 4,400 kroner a month. Therefore, he believed they should decide what was on their plate. #ældrepleje #madpolitik #oksekød (translated)

Teresa Gómez published in The Objective that it had been ordered to modify the dates of nationality applications so that all would fall within the deadline set by the Government to take advantage of the so-called grandchildren's law. As an example, she stated that an application submitted on December 31, 2025, could be dated October 22. Gómez described that alteration of a public document as documentary falsification. #Nacionalidad #LeyDeNietos #FalsedadDocumental (translated)

The author argued that the 29-N was not an election between left and right, but between decency and delinquency. He said that his proposal was to provide Spain with a strong state that would guarantee order and freedom. He also accused Sánchez of having manipulated a vote against his own party and of trying to do so against the Spanish people by manipulating the census. #España #Elecciones2023 #Democracia #ES (translated)