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These downpours usually damage the current aqueduct, but Abelardo's response was to deny the solution of potable water to Santa Marta throughout his entire term. The money is there; it's the cheapest solution to implement if it's done with solar energy, which is abundant in the region. The water has a low operating cost because the force of gravity in physics, which doesn't allow liquid water to run, is overcome by the power of the sun. We leave the money complete and the feasibility study; even the land was in the north of Santa Marta, and I hope the mayor doesn’t get rid of it. This is a lot of nonsense from Abelardo regarding the individual, social, and economic life of Santa Marta, and then, as if nothing happened, he goes out to kill bandits or make them kill each other like he did as a child with cats. Abelardo, focus on the fundamentals; stop thinking about death and killing. Leave the potable water to the people of Santa Marta and don't take it away so stupidly. (translated)

I know that nothing will erase what happened on that August 10th, but I also know that, little by little, the people of Cali will rise again. This family receives much more than the keys to an apartment: they receive a place to reconstruct their daily lives, to feel safe again, and to begin writing new moments. Giving them a roof of their own is not a ceremonial act; it is the sacred duty of a State that does not abandon its people in the midst of adversity. Behind these doors, there is not only concrete and real solutions. There is dignity, there is hope, and there is the certainty that, from the ruins, we rise stronger than ever to rebuild life with faith and character. This Government works tirelessly in the territory so that no affected family walks alone on the path to starting over. Firm for the Homeland! Long live Christ the King! (translated)

In many conversations, I have been hearing for a long time that Marxism/Communism/Socialism is the solution for Mexico and Latin America, and that the world should be analyzed by applying the ideas of historical materialism and class struggle. It is a great lie that they are spreading. (translated)

It makes you want to crumble because the town of Ceuta continues to be an example that, despite being overlooked, invaded and everything else we can say, because this is the only reality no matter how you look at it, continues to maintain exemplary behavior. José Juan Romero, coach of Ceuta, referred this Saturday, September 26, after achieving his first victory in the league against Real Sociedad B (3-1), to the crisis affecting the city and said it permanently causes him a "feeling of anger and helplessness" as it has already been 57 days without a solution. (translated)

Kotaku spoke with Kenzo Saruhashi, CEO of Nippon Ichi Software, about the future of physical format on PlayStation and he was optimistic. He states that they have held conversations with Sony and that the company is listening to player feedback. Therefore, he believes that the conversation about physical format could be very different in the future. I think Sony is indeed receiving quite a bit of criticism from developers and they must be looking for a solution; I suppose Sony will say something about the topic in a few months, meanwhile, we have to wait. (translated)

I've been renting for 14 years, and I find myself defending private property against a political class that – in many cases – lives in villas or owns multiple apartments. I also suffer from the excessive rents, like so many others, and I have to remind people that none of the measures they propose are worth anything other than immediate populism; they even need the law of supply and demand explained to them, or the terrible consequences of their measures, which will cause brutal harm to future tenants, especially the vulnerable. This is not about voluntarism or reparation: it's about whether things work or not, whether we solve the problem or worsen it with harmful temporary fixes. (translated)

I have criticized the development of parties and proposals by Crespo with Atlas, never based on the result, always based on performance. Until the 2-1, the team pressed better, found spaces inside, and was better overall. We need to solve the marking on the outside and the lack of depth at many moments. (translated)

Magdalena is in my heart and I am not going to leave it alone. I led the meeting "The Miracle of the Regions" alongside local leaders to review point by point the needs of the department and coordinate my entire government on effective solutions. Here we come to resolve with actions, management, and patriotic commitment in the territory itself. Firm for the Homeland! Long live Christ the King! (translated)

Urbajestion, this heartless company responsible for forcibly throwing Maricarmen out of her home and sending her to the hospital on a stretcher, refused before the eviction to even consider other solutions. Now they come with an announcement that, they know, is unfeasible. A face wash. (translated)

Who follows me knows that I have always made it very clear the importance of having other sources of income and not depending on betting. And it is at this moment that this type of concern begins to make sense. We already have to fight against the ups and downs of betting, with the mafia of statistics, and now also against a government that always tries to take the worst possible path in terms of regulation and oversight. I know that most of those who follow me work honestly like I do and see betting as a complementary activity that often ends up becoming a lifestyle and entertainment through the sport of football. I am doing well and hope that you all also take this time away to organize your lives and prepare for the future. Our community will face restrictions, and we will be prevented from posting and disseminating our content about betting until the issues surrounding the subject in Brazil are resolved. I want to thank everyone who followed the page and in some way feels part of it. I hope to be able to return with good news soon. (translated)

"If you want to delay the solution to a problem, propose a commission." Pradales, who in this legislative term has been characterized by creating committees for such varied subjects as Osakidetza, security, drought, industry, or even educational excellence (Eskola Bikaina Denontzat), has clarified the Otxandiano proposal with a statement attributed to the British 'premier', Winston Churchill: "If you want to delay the solution to a problem, propose a commission." (translated)

In Cali, I lived a profoundly moving experience, looking into the eyes of our people and bringing them a clear message of hope: no family affected by the earthquake will walk alone. Rebuilding the homeland means turning solidarity into real solutions. That is why, together with the business sector, we are providing housing solutions to restore to families the peace of their own roof, the dignity struck by the earthquake, and, above all, the certainty that we are by their side. Each home we deliver represents much more than walls and a roof: it is a family that starts over, a dream that is being rebuilt, and proof that, even in the midst of adversity, Colombia rises stronger than ever. Firm for the homeland! (translated)

"We need to send a message to the investment funds: that they are not welcome and we will illegalize that activity. But it's not enough to resolve just one case: the housing decree law must go through so that all people like Maricarmen are protected and the interests of these wretched people do not run rampant." This Thursday, the head of Social Rights, Pablo Bustinduy, recalled that in March the ministers of Sumar already refused to participate in a Council of Ministers until the PSOE agreed to approve the rental extension decree —which Congress ended up rejecting— and that what happened to Maricarmen is more than a significant reason to assert once again that "this is where we've drawn the line." (translated)