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A piece of news that warms the heart, in a Europe increasingly imprisoned by nationalism and the right. However, the more realistic part of me, which is also the part that has read and studied something about the movements of protest and revolution, knows very well that the passion of peoples and nations, especially the young, rarely corresponds to a political realism that can grasp all the demands. I do not hide from you with some regret that I miss that much younger version of myself, who asked fewer questions and was more devoted to passion than to reason. It may be that among the condemnations of the advancing years, there is also the awareness of having to be realistic. That is why I often understand, but do not always approve. A difference that a distracted interlocutor often fails to grasp. (translated)

K R O N N O Z O M B E R stated that injustices and harassment should be stopped as they occur, not after a tragedy. He said he had denounced hypocrisy in concerts, talks, and the internet and that he had received campaigns of targeting that he considered unjustified, one of them after confronting someone who, in his opinion, defended unacceptable behavior towards minors and engaged in bullying. The author claimed that he had never kept silent at important moments, despite the hatred it had generated. He also expressed his sadness over the death of Komanche, whom he said he was not close to, and regretted that some people who now showed awareness had previously looked the other way or participated in the hatred. K R O N N O Z O M B E R described the waves of attacks on social media as something that could isolate people, deteriorate their self-esteem, and cause them to question their own worth. He added that hatred was especially amplified on that platform and urged that humanity should be extended before losing someone else. #JusticiaSocial #Empatía #SaludMental (translated)

A wanderer, Raffaele Ceresa, has mentioned the referendum, Hungary with the Gen Z of Magyar, Serbia, and the mobilization in recent weeks in Brazil in support of Lula. He argued that Giorgia Meloni could not stand young people because she feared that if they mobilized, they would send her back to Garbatella. https://t.co/fUZpGM5YzF #GenerazioneZ #Politica #Mobilitazione (translated)

Pietro Balzano Prota wrote that Amorim was too often treated with disdain and referred to the victory of the previous day as his success. He also challenged what he considered a double standard: according to him, last year the result was accepted regardless of the game, while this year it was no longer the case. Although he was not a supporter of Amorim, he added that the way he was being treated was leading him to become one. https://t.co/9y605JD103 #Sport #Calcio #Amorim (translated)

The author congratulated President Lula on his electoral victory, calling it a triumph of hope and participation. He particularly emphasized the role of young people and women, who, in his opinion, fought to defend democracy, the Constitution, and the sovereignty of Brazil. #Brasile https://t.co/UlnViU0A6q #Lula #Democrazia #Sovranità #BR (translated)

According to the analysis by Juan C. Mac, Lula had reached the runoff after trailing by 2 points in the first round, but then won with 51.8% against 48.2%, gaining 4.4 million more votes. The author wrote that Lula had grown especially in areas where he was weaker, with an increase of 4 points versus 1 in his strongholds, and in areas with a higher presence of women, whites, and evangelicals. #Lula #Elezioni2022 #PoliticaBrasile #BR (translated)

In the last TV debate before the elections, Lula attacked Flavio Bolsonaro, who showed signs of difficulty after mocking him with the nickname 'nine fingers,' while Lula presented himself confidently, claiming his history and government successes, leaving the question of who emerged victorious open. #Lula #Bolsonaro #Elezioni2023 (translated)