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⚠️ "Do immigrants pay pensions to Italians"? It's exactly the opposite. In 2024, 64% of pensions granted to non-EU citizens were of an assistance type, thus without contributory requirements. Shouldn't a fair pension be guaranteed to Italians who have contributed for a lifetime? (translated)

La líder de AfD, Alice Weidel, es una sinófila de toda la vida; se dice que habla un mandarín aceptable tras años trabajando allí y haber escrito su tesis doctoral sobre el sistema de pensiones del país —por qué es tan indulgente con Rusia es otra cuestión—. #Populismo #China #EstrategiaPolítica

The attack on María José Pizarro, vice president of the Senate, who was supposed to replace Mr. Name whenever he did not attend. And these are the mentions made during the criminal process that seek to create a false narrative about the approval of our pension reform law. They want to take away the right to pension. Mr. Iván Name never belonged to the government bench; on the contrary, since I was mayor of Bogotá, he dedicated himself to opposing and obstructing our proposals. Mr. Iván Name sabotaged the pension reform debate by shelving it on his desk as president of the Senate for 8 months, just as magistrate Ibáñez did, just so he could kill the pension rights project by running it to the limit of time so that it would sink. Mr. Name was paid money like Olmedo not because it was bribery money for the law project he sabotaged, but because it was money they stole to finance their own political campaigns. The attack on María José Pizarro only seeks to prevent the pension project from being implemented, trying to save private pension funds by extending the pension age for all Colombians. (translated)

The Swedes have taken the land, allowed mines and wind power where the reindeer should roam, sent the children to boarding schools, and said that we should become like everyone else. What have they really done for us?! ... – The healthcare. – Oh. The healthcare. – The schools. And that the children actually learn to read, even if it was initially in the wrong language. – The roads. And that one can get around even when it’s thirty below and dark for five months. – The power grid. The internet. That one can sit in a tent and send emails to the County Administrative Board. – Child benefits. The pension. That one doesn't have to choose between starving or completely giving up the reindeer. – The Sámi Parliament. – The right to complain loudly without being shot. That’s something. ... – Okay. But apart from the healthcare, the schools, the roads, the electricity, the internet, the child benefits, the pension, the Sámi Parliament, and freedom of speech... what have the Swedes ever done for us? – The helicopters? – And the coffee. – Yes. They should get credit for the coffee. (translated)

Many of the things that are happening, and will happen in Spain, demonstrate why Jon González was uncomfortable: his work was impeccable, necessary, explaining realities about housing, pensions, salaries... He opened people's eyes to why problems are not solved or why some measures are just populism. On the other hand, there are those who only expect to live off the narrative. Jon contributed ideas on how to improve this country. But maybe that was bothersome. (translated)

No importa lo que diga… siempre intentarán invalidarme. Hoy porque soy "estudiante". En un año, cuando me gradúe, me pedirán posgrado. Después, doctorado. Para la izquierda nunca será suficiente. En realidad no me invalidan por mis títulos, sino porque mis ideas sobre pensiones les incomodan. #Opiniones #DerechosEstudiantiles #LibertadDeExpresión

Uno de los últimos bastiones que quiere tumbar la ulraderecha en todo el undo son las pensiones. Ya lo dijo la directora del FMI: la gente vive demasiado. Y los viejos no son rentables. Aunque los que dicen eso no predican con el ejemplo, por si alguien se anima a seguirles. #Pensiones #DerechosSociales #Ultraderecha #Nospecificcountrycodescanbeidentifiedintheprovidedtweet.