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The interim president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, expressed her discontent about losing influence over the president of the Spanish government after the dismissal of José Luis Ábalos, in revelations about secret communications and negotiations linked to the PSOE and businessmen like Víctor de Aldama. #DelcyRodríguez #PSOE #Corrupción (translated)

The president of the CGCEE, Violeta Alonso, argues that the veto causes "irreversible harm" to individuals who have not been part of the process and "illegal discrimination" among voters based on place of residence, as it only applies to those living abroad. #VotoExterior #LeyDeNietos #DerechosCiviles (translated)

Ana Jaureguizar, president of L'Oréal in Spain and Portugal, calls for fewer regulations to boost the beauty industry and highlights the importance of adapting to market innovations, such as artificial intelligence and return on investment in the world of influencers. #LOréal #IndustriaDeLaBelleza #Innovación (translated)

The Sol Metro station reopens after two days of closure ordered by the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, who justified the measure for health reasons amid the camping for the right to housing taking place in the area. #Madrid #Metro #DerechosHumanos (translated)

"It is the most massive march we have organized, and it comes at a very necessary moment," expressed Carmen Martín, president of Cesida, the national coordinator of HIV and AIDS, which represents more than 80 entities and is the main promoter of the event, which was called for the first time five years ago. #OrgulloPositivo #VIH #DignidadHumana (translated)

“I know there will be people disappointed, and I am sorry, but everyone who was working until the last minute gave it their all; until the last minute, we did not give up, everything was offered. But if someone does not want to sit at a table, they cannot be forced to.” This is how the candidacies of the alternative left have turned out, territory by territory. “I know there will be people disappointed, and I am sorry, but everyone who was working until the last minute gave it their all; until the last minute, we did not give up, everything was offered. But if someone does not want to sit at a table, they cannot be forced to,” assured the candidate for the Presidency of the Government of the Broad Front, Ada Colau, amidst shouts of “president, president.” #FrenteAmplio #Unidad #Vivienda (translated)

Parallel News stated that there would be a pot banging during the speech of a person whose name, according to the publication, could not be mentioned. The author said that the protest would be a form of revenge for President Dilma Rousseff. #HOJEEUVOUBATERPANELA #DILMASERAVINGADA https://t.co/LPy1GIMnr9 #Panelaço #DilmaRousseff #Protesto (translated)

Nacho Montes de Oca wrote that Tesla and SpaceX stocks fell after a measure against Ukraine was announced, despite the success that, according to him, Elon Musk's flying car presentation had. He suggested that the declines could also be due to other events. According to Montes de Oca, the Italian government halted negotiations to contract Starlink services for $1.63 billion, amidst the controversy over the reliability of the service and repeated threats and incidents of signal cuts in Ukraine. He also noted that Germany had accelerated the development of its own constellation of sovereign military satellites. He added that Valérie Hayer, president of Renew Europe, and Andrius Kubilius, EU defense commissioner, had advocated for the urgent need for a European alternative to Starlink. The author stated that Democratic and Republican senators had sent a letter to the Defense Department's inspector general demanding an urgent investigation into the restrictions imposed on the network. He said this could affect SpaceX's contracts with the U.S. government, which he estimated at $29.68 billion. Of that total, he indicated, $8.05 billion corresponded to new military contracts awarded and based on Starshield, the company's military division. Montes de Oca maintained that Musk's accusations against Donald Trump and Trump's response— where he denied being responsible and also said he didn't believe Musk was responsible— had harmed the conglomerate's reputation. He attributed the drop in SpaceX's stocks to a loss of $28.6 billion for Musk. He also estimated that Tesla's decline between October 13 and 16, 2026, had reduced its market capitalization by between $35 billion and $38 billion. To those losses, he added the revenues that, in his opinion, could cease to be obtained from the Italian contract and agreements with other countries interested in the system. Finally, he noted that it remained to be seen whether Musk would maintain a strategy that, as he wrote, imitated Trump's aggressive stance towards Ukraine and Volodymyr Zelensky, or if investor pressure would lead him to change his decision. He also stated that support for Vladimir Putin had a high and self-destructive cost. #Tesla #SpaceX #Ucrania (translated)

We need to be better equipped for crises. Just a few minutes after Pedro Sánchez referred to Spain as a "star pupil" in migration matters, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, announced this Friday afternoon that she will propose to "strengthen Frontex" so that it has "greater capacity to support member states when and where necessary." #Frontex #Migración #UniónEuropea (translated)

The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, has proposed strengthening Frontex to improve the management of the EU's external borders, warning about the phenomenon of "large organized movements of people" that threaten security and stability in the current migration context. #Frontex #Migración #UniónEuropea (translated)

"Like other national decisions, they can have cross-border repercussions." The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, supported this position and, although she reminded that decisions regarding the regularization of migrants in an irregular situation "are a national competence," she stated that "like other national decisions, they can have cross-border repercussions." #Inmigración #PedroSánchez #UE (translated)

Pedro Sánchez appeared before the media after the European Council in Brussels, where leaders from various European countries expressed their opposition to the Spanish government's regularization of immigrants and called for urgent measures from the President of the European Commission in light of the rising energy prices. #Inmigración #ConsejoEuropeo #PedroSánchez (translated)

I am very surprised that the PP, with everything we have heard about their penthouse, says they are willing to open a debate on housing in our country. Pedro Sánchez himself expressed his support for Mínguez on Thursday from Brussels - "of course," he stated, and directed his criticism at the party of the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso: "I am very surprised that the PP, with everything we have heard about their penthouse, says they are willing to open a debate on housing in our country." #PSOE #MontseMínguez #Política (translated)

Óscar Puente has accused the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, of messing with Metro users by closing the Sol station due to supposed health issues, while Cercanías asserts that there is no justification for the closure. #MetroMadrid #IsabelDíazAyuso #ÓscarPuente (translated)