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BTS Daily Chile reported that the National Institute of Sports (IND) inspected the field of the National Stadium after BTS's three concerts and found no structural sinkholes or playability issues. According to the account, the evaluation found minor and specific unevenness, yellowish areas, and less grass coverage in some sections. It also attributed the localized water accumulation and part of the lower grass density to the rains that affected Santiago the previous week. The account pointed out that DG Medios, the producer responsible for the concerts, was contractually obligated to handle the recovery, under the supervision of the IND. The work would include cleaning, soil aeration, verticutting, leveling, seeding, and fertilization, with the goal of preparing the field for upcoming activities, including the match between Universidad de Chile and Everton on October 26. #ARIASBTS #BTSENCHILE #BTSENCHILE #EstadioNacional #Conciertos (translated)

The article compares the performance and investment strategies of five ETFs from the iShares family, highlighting how sustainable products are gaining ground in international portfolios despite regulatory uncertainties and criticisms. #InvestimentiSostenibili #ETF #FinanzaResponsabile (translated)

Patrick Kabengele wrote that the death of Robert Kabera, a former sergeant major and political opponent, had provoked strong outrage. He described the murder as atrocious and presented it as a sign of a climate of terror and persecution aimed at critical voices in Rwanda. He also accused the authorities in Kigali of being associated with a series of intimidation and targeted killings. #Rwanda #Opposition #DroitsHumains (translated)

"I am responsible for everything that is happening on the ground. In the interest of the general public and given the damage caused, it was logical to submit my resignation," Nuñez confirmed in an interview with the French broadcaster France Inter, in which he acknowledged that "it is evident" that the authorities "must improve their ability to anticipate mobilizations of this nature." #Francia #Protestas #OrdenPúblico (translated)

Palestinian farmers must be protected and able to access their land safely. Yet, year after year, violence, destruction, and restrictions intensify," emphasized seven experts, including the UN Special Rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories, Francesca Albanese, and the Special Rapporteur on the right to food, Sofia Monsalve Suarez. #Cisjordanie #Palestiniens #ONU (translated)

Seeing these scenes makes one tremble. When I saw the Marianne on the ground in my city, in my town hall, I was brought to tears and was shaken. I thought about the very idea of what the Republic was in this country, social cohesion and the social contract, which has been undermined. #Marseille #ViolencesUrbaines #Mobilisation (translated)

Pierre Sautarel recalled that at the time of the Adama Traoré case, Emmanuel Macron had asked Nicole Belloubet to examine the file, while the Minister of Justice had offered to meet with the family. He also wrote that Christophe Castaner had announced measures against certain police practices and had expressed his willingness to take a knee to fight against racism. According to Sautarel, six years later, the same officials were insisting on order, authority, and repression. He believed that the extreme center could defend contradictory positions. #AdamaTraoré #Justice #Racisme (translated)

Impact reported that Jean-Luc Mélenchon contested live on television the comments made by Sébastien Lecornu regarding the violence that occurred during the mobilization on October 17. Mélenchon accused the government of being solely responsible and called on Emmanuel Macron to respond to social anger and the demands of young people. He rejected the idea of having to choose between looters and police, believing that the conflict was rather between a youth facing a deep crisis and a government that, according to him, allowed the situation to deteriorate before resorting to blind violence. He compared the methods used to those observed during the Yellow Vests movement and the repression in the Antilles. Mélenchon also argued that maintaining order required a professional technique rather than resorting to brutality. He cited May 1968, stating that a month of violence and car and business fires had resulted in no deaths, and referred to the republican morals of the police union leaders of the time. He concluded that the government was responsible for the disorder and that democracy should allow for managing social tensions through debate and the maintenance of tranquility. #Mélanchon #Gouvernement #Violences (translated)

Sander van Dam asked why people suddenly sought causes and nuance during violent riots and looting, while according to him, they already spoke of terror when farmers drove their tractors on the highway. https://t.co/lY6GFEu92L #protesten #maatschappij #rechtvaardigheid (translated)

The author mentioned the chaos that, according to him, some Cassandras had predicted. He reported that Arlette Chabot had exclaimed "We're sinking!" on Saturday on LCI, in reaction to the scenes that he described as urban terror everywhere in France. He believed that the spectacle of widespread chaos had caused panic. #Chaos #France #Terreur #FR (translated)

I am looking for investment vehicles in favor of young entrepreneurs, which are gaining ground in Italy and Europe thanks to an initial investment of 5 million euros from the Cariplo Foundation and the Giordano Dell’Amore Social Venture Foundation, with the aim of supporting the generational transition of small and medium-sized enterprises. #SearchFund #ImprenditoriaGiovanile #InnovazioneEconomica (translated)