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Isa Serra said that it comforted her that Javier Aroca maintained his critical thinking, independence, and clarity, qualities she considered rare. She added that she valued him despite the result and what she described as embarrassing accounts from those days, which, she claimed, were always disseminated if they were functional to the PSOE. #PensamientoCrítico #Independencia #Lucidez (translated)

ElVenado wrote that some nights he felt lonely, missed his family, and imagined what his life would have been like if his baby had been born. He said that those thoughts faded away when he did live streams or recorded content, and that he hadn't felt that way for months, as he moved towards his goals and improved step by step. He also thanked the support he had received over the years and expressed his hope to soon show a version of himself that, he said, his followers deserved. #Soledad #Familia #Progreso (translated)

The article argues that instead of banning the use of artificial intelligence in educational and journalistic environments, it is crucial to focus on how this tool is used, promoting an assessment of the thinking process rather than just the final product. #InteligenciaArtificial #Educación #Opinión (translated)

Prayers and thoughts are with the Pope and the Catholic community around the world. The UN Secretary-General, António Guterres, wished him "a speedy recovery after his recent diagnosis" and wrote that his "prayers and thoughts are with the Pope and the Catholic community around the world." #PapaLeónXIV #Recuperación #Vaticano (translated)

My thoughts are with the grieving families during these difficult times. On the other hand, the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, has sent a message on social media to the loved ones of the victims: "My thoughts are with the grieving families during these difficult times." #Ganges #Naufragio #Niños (translated)

Our thoughts and prayers are with those who have lost their lives and with all the people affected. For his part, the Irish Prime Minister, Micheál Martin, has described what happened as "deeply disturbing" and has thanked the work of the emergency teams deployed at the scene. #Irlanda #incendio #investigación (translated)

Romina Diez stated that the president of the Rosario City Council had publicly said that she would disapprove of students who expressed ideas from President Javier Milei in an exam. She argued that conditioning students based on their political positions was different from evaluating their knowledge. Diez announced that she was presenting a project of repudiation in the National Congress and called on students who suffered indoctrination, persecution, or ideological discrimination to report it to the School Coexistence Line at 0800-222-1197. She also defended freedom of thought and expression and expressed her support for the young people who, as she wrote, dared to defend their convictions despite the risk of retaliation from teachers. #LibertadDeExpresión #Educación #Pluralismo (translated)

Gustavo Petro stated that sanctioning magistrates and judges constituted an ignominy against humanity and asserted that Latin America should not allow it. He said that the OFAC list should disappear and be replaced by an effective global instrument against drug traffickers. He also called for the replacement of political lists that, according to him, promoted apartheid and segregation with guarantees for free thought and expression, and proposed to rebuild a broader and deeper international law on that basis. He added that international justice should investigate and judge international drug trafficking and pursue drug traffickers and their assets anywhere in the world. #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #Narcotráfico (translated)

Don Ricardo Salinas Pliego said that, for Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, living in a convent had not been a confinement, but a way to guarantee her freedom to study, write, and gather a personal library of more than 4,000 books. In a publication of "Thursday's CollectionsRSP," he presented the first edition of *Fame and Posthumous Works of the Phoenix of Mexico...*, printed in Madrid in 1700, five years after the writer's death. According to Salinas Pliego, the work compiled the thoughts of one of the most prominent figures of the colonial period. He also stated that Sor Juana, self-taught and of exceptional intellect, defended women as bearers of reason and knowledge through her poetry. He invited people to consult the work and the library's collection on its new microsite. https://t.co/BnOwsroYC3 #SorJuanaInésDeLaCruz #Literatura #Biblioteca (translated)

Michel Foucault, influential French philosopher and supporter of queer thought, is remembered on the centenary of his birth for his criticism of exclusion dynamics and his analysis of power in sexuality, now reinforced by the publication of his previously unpublished work The Hermaphrodites. #Transsexualidad #MichelFoucault #TeoríaQueer (translated)

Luna wrote that Gali had defended Mariana against criticisms that she considered absurd. She added that Gali had recognized her as one of the participants who contributed the most in the house and provided content, and emphasized her comment about women attacking other women. #LaCasaDeLosFamososMx https://t.co/12v1YWlWIt #LaCasaDeLosFamosos #MujeresUnidas #DefensaFemenina (translated)

Eysem Abarca wrote that an attempt was being made to make retro appealing through nostalgia, associating it with objects such as wired headphones, vinyl records, and cassette tapes, as well as with precarious wages for women, voting reserved for men, the taboo on abortion, insults against women with free thought, homophobia, and misogyny. #Nostalgia #Retro #DerechosHumanos (translated)

The post shared a message attributed to Jimin, who said that the members had felt curious about the place upon knowing how they would be received. He thanked for the warm welcome and noted that it had been a very happy day, although he found it hard to express what he felt. He also thanked those who enjoyed the meeting, recalled that there were still two dates left, and asked them to return safely. The author described Jimin as "an angel." https://t.co/06V9wyZ6iM #Agradecimiento #Bienvenida #Felicidad (translated)

“the revitalization and dissemination of National Socialist thought, the glorification of the Nazi domination system, and racist and anti-Semitic activities” The leader of The Left in Saxony-Anhalt, Eva von Angern, –who presided over and opened the session before the election of Rausch as she is the longest-serving deputy– cited in her speech Article 37 of the regional constitution to remind that the authorities are obliged to prevent “the revitalization and dissemination of National Socialist thought, the glorification of the Nazi domination system, and racist and anti-Semitic activities.” #AfD #Ultraderecha #SajoniaAnhalt (translated)

The 'Intimate Diary of Pope Francis', which collects personal notes from the pontiff from 1992 to 2024, will be published in November and will offer a deeper look into his life and thoughts, despite the reservations that the Pope had expressed regarding the publication of his notes. #PapaFrancisco #DiarioIntimo #LibreriaEditriceVaticana (translated)

BTS ARMY Colombia wrote that they were still processing what had happened during the two days and that seeing each member of BTS in person for the first time had left them with an emotion difficult to express. They described the group as talented and charismatic, and said that their live music had made them fall even more in love with the members. The account noted that the project "Bogotá welcomes BTS" had come from dreams shared by the team months earlier, during a night of anguish. They also expressed their pride in ARMY Colombia and stated that the fandom had shown their love with voices that, as they wrote, moved Bangtan. They added that the promise of the members to return had renewed their energy to continue working towards new dreams. #BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARİRANG_BOGOTA #BTS #ARMY #Bogotá (translated)

Gustavo Petro stated that the University of Córdoba had been under the control of Salvatore Mancuso, with the murders of dozens of students and professors, and pointed out that Abelardo had been an advisor to Mancuso and paramilitarism. Petro said he had held parliamentary debates on the influence of drug trafficking and paramilitary groups in politics, including public universities. He wrote that he denounced that these had been taken over to divert resources, promote violence, and restrict freedom of thought and expression. He added that, after his debates and accusations against politicians allegedly allied with armed drug traffickers, 35% of senators were convicted and imprisoned by the Supreme Court of Justice. He also claimed that the court was persecuted and replaced by the "cartel of the toga" and corrupt prosecutors. The president maintained that, after the fall of politicians linked to drug trafficking — whom he said were succeeded by family members — the University of Córdoba was freed from paramilitarism and grew significantly in coverage and quality. He stated that those who benefited from the takeover of the institution stagnated it while turning the private university into a business and hoarding peasant lands and water through violence. Petro said that these sectors governed Córdoba and had a president, despite not having a majority, and that they sought to return to the past. He attributed to them the halting of programs of his government to recover swamps, including the Grande, and to promote agrarian reform in Córdoba and Sucre. He also asserted that they wanted to stop the development of the university and the access of Cordoban youth to knowledge. Finally, he called on the Historic Pact to summon the people to elect delegates to its congress and urged resistance against what he described as a new advance of allies of drug trafficking and violence, with municipal coordinations ideally made up of women, peasants, and youth. #UniversidadDeCórdoba #Narcoparapolítica #DerechosHumanos (translated)