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If today we decide to put military money into the police, it's quite clever. Invent the 20th thing that will spark 20,000 debates in parliament. "The police catch most offenders, justice does its job, but the MR-Engaged government tells us there is no space until 2028. That we should find a solution with the home," Mr. Close requested. #Bruxelles #Police #Politique (translated)

Vote for me, Bolsonaro, you know your son and know that I am better than him. Lula was quick to reply that he wanted all the votes of prisoners, "including that of your father Jair Bolsonaro." "Have you already borrowed the chainsaw from him?" Lula compared him to the ultra-liberal Argentine president Javier Milei, an ally of Bolsonaro: "Have you already borrowed the chainsaw from him?" he said, alluding to the chainsaw that Milei displayed during his election campaign to indicate the cuts he wanted to make to public spending (and which he then made). #dibattito #Brasile #elezioni2024 (translated)

Argentinian biologist Sandra Myrna Díaz warns about the interconnection between all living beings and criticizes the blindness that humans show towards the importance of plants in our ecosystem, highlighting that they are vital for our existence and that there is increasing scientific evidence of their complexity and fundamental role in nature. #Biodiversidad #Ciencia #Plantas (translated)

Stereo Hodler announced that it had launched a feature for merchants to download from the app a poster about the rates that, as he wrote, they paid without receiving compensation, and could show it to their customers. He indicated that the poster could be obtained from a link he shared. He asked those who had businesses to search for their municipality on the platform Municipios Argentinos and place the poster there. He also suggested that other people print copies to take to the businesses where they usually shopped. He added that he hoped that, later on, merchants would be able to receive peer-to-peer donations from other members of Municipios Argentinos for that work, although he noted that the project was just beginning. Additionally, he requested that the initiative be spread. #Transparencia #Comercio #Progreso (translated)

Fdesouche.com reported that Emmanuel Petit, 1998 World Champion, said he was convinced that people born French like him hated France. He also denounced the rise in taxes and claimed that there was no money for the police and hospitals. #17octobre https://t.co/2PkmHjvP8z #France #société #politique (translated)

Rodrigo Constantino reacted to Lula's statement that half of the deaths during the pandemic could have been avoided. He insulted Lula and questioned whether, in Argentina, the virus would have caused the same number of deaths due to Alberto Fernández, whom he called a lulista. #Lula #Pandemia #Política (translated)

Milei's repentants published a supposed response from Lula to a question about why 73% of prisoners had voted for him: he said he wanted 100% of them to vote for him, "even your father." The account mocked the exchange and claimed that Milei had proposed a law to eliminate debate and deprive the public of those kinds of moments. https://t.co/MYYOjTxEJr #Lula #Elecciones2023 #Argentina (translated)

The heirs of Alberdi asked their interlocutor if, despite being a friend of Javier Milei, he still considered that his model was that of Milei. He also stated that his friends were Daniel Ortega from Nicaragua and Nicolás Maduro, whom he described as imprisoned, and accused him of having sent his vice president to visit what he called the next dictator of Iran. https://t.co/pMP8Q9zc2J #Política #Argentina #Milei (translated)