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The author noted that the UN rapporteur for Palestine had published a new report on the role of journalism in the face of genocide. According to what he wrote, the document identified three patterns, including the elimination of journalists in Gaza and an Israeli "information regime" with vetoes and censorship. #Periodismo #Palestina #DerechosHumanos #IL #PS (translated)

The report by the UN rapporteur for Palestine, Francesca Albanese, analyzes how the Israeli attacks against the press in Gaza and the elimination of journalists are part of a systematic strategy of genocide, revealing that the destruction of the truth is essential for the oppression of a people. #Periodismo #Gaza #Genocidio (translated)

Argentine President Javier Milei described journalists as short, miserable, and serial liars when questioned about his visit to Spain and his relationship with the PP and Vox parties, while openly disqualifying the press during a breakfast with Nueva Economía Forum. #Milei #Periodismo #PolíticaArgentina (translated)

The publication stated that Javier Milei insulted journalists after they asked him if the PP and Vox were avoiding him. According to the text, he labeled them as unintelligent, miserable, and liars, and accused them of forming a closed circle of journalists who fabricated information. #Milei #Periodismo #Política #AR #ES (translated)

Lucas Beltramo reported that Boca overcame Vasco da Gama in the semifinal held at Maracanã and advanced to the final. He described the atmosphere in the stadium, with boos directed at Boca players and around 4,000 fans of the Argentine team who, as he wrote, cheered as if they were 54,000. He also questioned decisions by the Venezuelan referee Valenzuela, including a foul on Di Lollo that was not called and another that, in his opinion, was called without justification. Beltramo highlighted Blanco's cross and Di Lollo's header to open the scoring, and recounted that Merentiel doubled the lead after an assist from Villa. Boca went into halftime with a 2-0 lead, according to his report, after pressuring Vasco and creating several chances. In the second half, Puma Rodríguez scored a goal for the home team. The author mentioned that Paredes entered in the second half and scored in the 88th minute with a shot from about 30 meters. He added that the midfielder had returned to play 11 days after suffering a muscle tear. Beltramo described the celebrations of the players and fans, noting that Boca secured their place in the final with a performance he characterized as strong and dominant. #Boca #Maracaná #Fútbol (translated)

Javier Milei criticized the journalists who questioned his response to the claim that people run out of money on the 20th of the month. He said they had repeated a phrase he considered nonsensical and accused them of resorting to fallacies, such as appealing to what pollsters say or responding with personal mockery. Milei asked them to explain how a person could go ten days without eating or drinking. Regarding the argument about the use of credit cards, he suggested that one should consider what happens the following month and said that would help understand the intertemporal logic of credit. He also claimed that he had refuted the arguments about delinquency several times. He maintained that it was necessary to understand the changes in credit, low amount loans with high rates, and the dynamics following a political shock that halted credit. Additionally, he disqualified the intellectual capacity of the journalists and recommended they listen to his explanations until they understood them. #Economía #Finanzas #Periodismo (translated)

Julio Iglesias has achieved two judicial victories by having his lawsuit against Yolanda Díaz and the complaints he filed against journalists for defamation accepted for processing, amid a context of investigations for sexual assault against him. #JulioIglesias #YolandaDíaz #Justicia (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)

Universo FCBarcelona claimed that match images were manipulated to favor Madrid and conceal what, it wrote, everyone had seen. It also stated that the club controlled the narrative through media, journalists, images, and offices, and that it would then hide behind Negreira. It added that, when it did not control something like VAR, it protested until it achieved it, and labeled Madrid as the world's first "state club." #Madrid #Fútbol #Deportes (translated)

Nadir Ghazal questioned the reports that Paredes had rejected a multimillion-dollar offer from Milan months ago and had recovered in 10 days from a 50-centimeter tear. He claimed that data had been fabricated to give epicness to the story and criticized that, despite this, River journalists were accused of having a secret WhatsApp group to deceive people. #Fútbol #Periodismo #Deportes (translated)

TVE's news broadcasts claimed that the news program that night had gathered the best journalists and communicators in the country, something it described as an unprecedented privilege. It also said that the program had gone "like a cucumber," an expression attributed to Beatriz Pérez-Aranda. #70AñosTVE https://t.co/iRmCIjGCpo #Periodismo #Televisión #Noticias (translated)

Fran wrote that Paredes had been presented as the first player to compete in a World Cup with five broken ribs and recover from a tear in ten days. He also suggested, with irony, that his journalist friends had promoted that story to give it an epic tone. #Fútbol #Mundial #Deportes (translated)

Javier Milei said that he preferred Elon and maintained that the political class, businessmen, journalists, and most political analysts were not very different from each other, except for their forms and manners. He closed the message with a farewell. #ElonMusk #Política #CambioSocial (translated)

Martín questioned the insults directed at Trindade for biting and described the situation with a derogatory comparison to an aggressive animal out of control. He also blamed Ruglio for not immediately firing the coach, whom he disqualified, and stated that he had agreed with close journalists to promote a "revolution" to calm the criticism during the week. #Fútbol #Deportes #Opinión (translated)