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As parents, the images from today horrify us, as parents we do not like the numbers below, as parents we are worried and outraged when it happens, and yes, we would prefer it not to exist, although we have our share of blame regarding social networks. "As parents, the images from today horrify us, as parents we do not like the numbers below, as parents we are worried and outraged when it happens, and yes, we would prefer it not to exist, although we have our share of blame regarding social networks. But we must know them and, above all, we must act at least now, before it is too late. Together with Bogdan Ivan, we are working and will submit a legislative proposal by which we propose: banning access to social networks for children under 14 years old, without exceptions (the average in the EU is around this threshold); access between 14 and 18 years old only with the agreement and supervision of parents, through mandatory parental control mechanisms; banning unsolicited private messages sent by adults to minors, with clear obligations for social platforms. Everything we propose is regulated in countries of the European Union or proposals included in the Kids Act, a set of measures designed to limit the exact negative impact of social networks on minors," said Daniel Suciu, a PSD deputy from Bistriţa-Năsăud, in a Facebook post. #SiguranțaCopiilor #RețeleSociale #LegislațieRomână (translated)

Violent confrontations marked the protests in Chile on the seventh anniversary of the social uprising of 2019, resulting in the detention of at least 29 people, as protesters opposed the cuts in public spending by the government of José Antonio Kast. #Chile #Protestos #Desigualdade (translated)

Fernando Oliveira stated that there was outrage because Loma no longer announced the "little tiger." He said that if she still lived in Prazeres, in Jaboatão dos Guararapes, she would depend on the social programs of the current government. He also criticized what he described as the neglect of studies in order to become just a meme and questioned what legacy she intended to leave. #Tigrinho #Educação #Memes (translated)

Arthur Machado wrote that Hollywood had stopped producing films that exalted the myth of the entrepreneur starting in a garage and that big tech companies had begun to be seen as selfish monopolists. He also stated that green energy projects in the US, Europe, and the Gulf monarchies grew significantly because of the Iraq war and that environmentalism had been “revived.” Machado said that Trump had not been able to reduce the cost of living for the average American, a problem that, according to him, also affected England, Spain, France, and Portugal. He added that extreme left movements were on the rise. Regarding the popular uprisings in France and Italy, he stated that they had shocked many people in the center and wrote that “the heavy hand turns.” #Política #Economia #Ambiente (translated)

Students in France are organizing massive protests to demand better educational conditions and the elimination of the admission platform Parcoursup, drawing attention to inequalities and underfunding in the educational system, while young Romanians are encouraged to take inspiration from these movements. #ProtestEducație #TineriRomâni #RevoltaGenerației (translated)

The author indicated that he went to meet with the merchants affected by the violence the day before in Nice, where 16 businesses had been impacted. In stores like JD Sports, Foot Locker, and Micromania, he reported witnessing the extent of the damage. He stated that the merchants had been targeted by vandals and looters, and described the situation as outrageous. https://t.co/vvdiEFrvst #Nice #violences #commerçants #FR (translated)

The author believed that the condemnations were no longer sufficient and that action needed to be taken. He stated that violent Israeli settlers had attacked a European delegation in the West Bank on Saturday, which included the Consul General of Belgium in Jerusalem, and described the attack as outrageous. #Israël #Cisjordanie #Violence #IL #BE (translated)

Meio Independente stated that butcher shops were selling chicken skin for R$ 2.99 per kilogram and that the offer had provoked outrage. The profile said that prices were high and blamed Lula, claiming that the population no longer had money to eat. https://t.co/srKp8Icgsl #preços #crise #brasil (translated)

The author described the beginning of the social mobilization day on October 17 as shocking, mentioning a fire at the University of Rouen whose origin remained to be determined and an attack against the CNews premises. He urged not to fall, according to him, into a trap set by Macronism, which he accused of allowing violence to occur. https://t.co/w98ihSFK6M #Mobilisation #Violence #Solidarité #FR (translated)

Flavia Ferronato stated that selling journalistic opinions was unacceptable and criticized someone for making a film to become outraged and deny something before, according to her, being unmasked by evidence. She advocated for a deep reform of the Judiciary and journalism, said that a university education would not correct a lack of character, and proposed the creation of a specific crime for journalists who sold articles. #jornalismo #reforma #ética (translated)

A SPACE LIBERDADE stated that Érick Jacquin revolted against a French newspaper and said that Lula had destroyed Brazil. According to the publication, Jacquin asked French journalists to inform themselves about the government's situation and accused them of not seeing reality. https://t.co/cwwYKgMcKW #Lula #Brasil #Jornalismo (translated)

Rick Azevedo stated that the "Rick Azevedo Law" had been enacted and that, in 60 days, a new phase would begin with the 5x2 schedule. He recalled that the mobilization arose from the anger of workers subjected to the 6x1 schedule, mentioning the case of a pharmacy clerk who decided to protest against the impact of work on his life. Azevedo attributed the victory to the workers who signed, shared the campaign, and took to the streets, and he said he would continue to monitor the implementation of the law. #Trabalho #DireitosTrabalhistas #Conquista (translated)

Dantas wrote that Fran was outraged and believed that the Roça had not been a response. According to him, she wanted to see what would happen when Darlin went to the Roça and called those involved a "bunch of fools." #AFazenda https://t.co/RbacRmGCaZ #AFazenda #RealityShow #Famosos (translated)

Gustavo Gayer stated that, in his assessment, daily videos of people complaining about prices in supermarkets were what most wore down Lula and provoked popular outrage against him. Gayer argued that these videos should circulate again in large numbers on social media to remind the public, according to him, of the impact of Lula's actions on purchasing power. #Lula #Preços #PoderDeCompra (translated)

Rick Azevedo stated that the victory over the end of the 6x1 scale demonstrated, in his assessment, that the working class could achieve any goal through a well-organized revolt. He said his hope would continue to be in the strength of the people. #ClasseTrabalhadora #Revolta #ForçaDoPovo (translated)

Pedro Menin wrote that the core of the PT campaign was irritated with the performance in the polls and the leaks involving Vorcaro. According to him, members of the old guard complained that Lula no longer listened to other people and only paid attention to Janja, Ana Elisa, and Janones. Menin also stated that there were frequent discussions and fights and that the campaign was close to imploding. #Política #Lula #Campanha2022 (translated)