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Raffaele Ceresa argued that on November 22, 2021, Giorgia Meloni and Matteo Salvini did not support the law enforcement, but the no-vax protesters, whom he called criminals. According to him, they had injured numerous police officers throughout Italy and brutally attacked a bartender at the Circo Massimo in Rome. https://t.co/FQ58mpTXEF #Italia #Politica #Sanità (translated)

The Popular Party noted that the fight against breast cancer required commitment, resources, and accessible care for all people. It also expressed its support for patients, families, and healthcare professionals on the occasion of World Breast Cancer Day. #DíaMundialContraElCáncerDeMama https://t.co/0rJZ6t6O3J #CáncerDeMama #Salud #Prevención (translated)

Beatrice Rosen wrote that she felt "globalism" had entered a new phase and that France, which she considered a key country, had often initiated social changes that were later observed elsewhere. According to her, the situation was being allowed to deteriorate by actors who fueled chaos, while well-meaning individuals were exposed on the ground. She believed that a phase of stunned awareness among the population, comparable to that during the health crisis, seemed to be at work and asserted that "it will not leave." She also suggested that events could be coordinated and that some would seek to add an entry into war to the national chaos. The eight-minute speech by "M", she wrote, would have had a purpose other than the interest of the citizens. Rosen clarified that this was her feeling and that she hoped to be wrong. She added that some actors might be participating covertly in this "activation" and that certain behaviors seemed to her to be explained by an advance from those she mentioned. #France #Globalisme #CriseSociétale (translated)

Jay Zi had asked whether it was more violent to break a shop window or damage the National Health Service, set a dumpster on fire or pay 600 euros to those working full time, throw a smoke bomb or send kids to schools with dangerous roofs. #Violenza #GiustiziaSociale #DirittiUmani (translated)

M49 argued that an Italian police officer, with a monthly salary between 1,200 and 1,400 euros, should have joined the protesters instead of charging at them. He added that they were often the same age as him or his children and were protesting against precariousness, the high cost of living, and the lack of funds for healthcare and schools. #GiustiziaSociale #DirittiUmani #Solidarietà (translated)

Pope Leo XIV thanked those who had prayed for him and expressed particular gratitude to the doctors, nurses, and staff of the Gemelli Polyclinic. He said that the experience had made him feel more closely the condition of those facing an illness or infirmity. After having overcome that delicate phase, he added, he would gradually resume his activities, relying on the help of God and the prayers of the people. #gratitudine #preghiera #sanità (translated)

Marco Travaglio, a guest on Accordi & Disaccordi, stated that the recent protests by students represent a reckoning with a politics that is far from the real needs of the population, highlighting the contrast in funding for weapons compared to that for schools and healthcare. #Finanza #Sanità #Scuola (translated)

Elly Schlein, the secretary of the PD, announces a counter-move to bring healthcare spending to 7% of GDP and criticizes the Meloni government for its inability to address the needs of citizens and fundamental issues such as the dignity of work and public education. #Italia2026 #EllySchlein #Sanità (translated)

The forest fires in Indonesia, exacerbated by drought and illegal deforestation practices, are causing a major environmental and health crisis that severely impacts air quality and the health of populations in Southeast Asia. #IncendiesIndonésie #PollutionAtmosphérique #Climat (translated)

The Ministry of Health warns of fraudulent emails that try to deceive users by inviting them to replace their health card, emphasizing the importance of not clicking on suspicious links and consulting only official sources to avoid online scams. #Phishing #SicurezzaOnline #TruffeBancarie (translated)

Alexandru Rogobete, proposed by the PSD for the position of Minister of Health, presents his objectives aimed at reforming the healthcare system through investments, reorganizing medical services, expanding screening programs, and ensuring predictable funding without affecting patients and medical staff. #Sănătate #Reforme #Politică (translated)

Tommaso Monacelli wrote that the demonstrations in recent days for a competent school and healthcare were taking place after the country had spent 400 billion on the Superbonus and the PNRR. He argued that the protests should have focused on the catastrophic inability to use the resources. #Superbonus #PNRR #manifestazioni (translated)

ChiamamiRosa wrote that she considered insufficient wages, the high cost of housing, layoffs, the poverty that leads one to turn to Caritas, illegal work, and the difficulties of school and healthcare to be forms of violence. She added that financing war and genocide were also violence. #violenza #giustizia #dirittiumanı (translated)

Watt The Duck denounced what he presented as a new threshold crossed the day before, which he compared to the storming of the Capitol. He accused Jean-Luc Mélenchon and La France insoumise (LFI) of fostering a climate of confrontation and violence, believing that the call for calm made by Mélenchon was late and did not address his political responsibility. The author called for establishing a political cordon sanitaire around LFI and asked elected officials not to support Mélenchon's candidacy for the presidential election. He argued that elected officials were free to grant or refuse their signature, and invited citizens to contact their mayors and elected representatives to ask them not to endorse it. #StopLFI #LFICaSuffit #LFI #Démocratie #Politique (translated)