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You are a very contact-oriented pet. However, he is absolutely untrained and doesn't even know how to sit. The lady at the shelter said that he is a dog that you don't really want anything from except for some cuddles. The main problem is that due to how he was kept on a chain, he won't allow a collar to be put on him and he reacts quite strongly. The same goes for touching his paws when he gets the leash tangled. And because of that chain, he has a problem with his neck and sometimes chokes brutally. On Saturday, we will go for a walk just the two of us and we will see. So far, I have very mixed feelings. (translated)

Bisseck: "It's very, very simple to feel at home at Inter. Everyone welcomed me with open arms: executives, teammates, the city. I like living in Milan; in Milan, you can only be happy. People treat me well; I love the people, I love the fans, the food is good, and you can have fun off the pitch. I've never had a second thought; I wanted to extend my contract, they gave me trust, I'm proud of this, and now there's a lot of work to do. I'm 25 years old; many central defenders aren't at their best at 25; sometimes the prime is at 28-29 years. I think I'm doing well; there’s always room for improvement, and I do everything for that. Inter? In Italy, we are the strongest, and I say it. But it's always easy to talk; we have to prove on the pitch that we are the strongest. And in the end, we have to win the Champions, right? We want to win the Champions, I can say that. We have been so close twice. Or rather, once. We are strong; we can go all the way, but there’s only one game that matters. I hope we will have another chance." (translated)

WHO SAID THAT BENEFICIARIES OF BOLSA FAMÍLIA DON'T WANT TO WORK? 8 out of 10 formal jobs created since 2023 have been filled by people who receive Bolsa Família. The numbers contradict the thesis that the program, resumed by the federal government in 2023, discourages work. (translated)

The Left Party did not remove communism from its name and party program in 1990 because they stopped being communists, nor because they wanted to. They removed the designation because the iron curtain fell and millions of people could suddenly openly explain how communism actually worked in practice. The party naturally knew this already, but the voters could be frightened by famine, persecution, and state control. When the Soviet Union also fell in 1991, it was the last nail in the coffin for the old hypocrites to express themselves openly as communists. Only a few of them have since flaunted their communist "proud" history, and one of them today is Ida Gabrielsson, the vice-chairperson of the party. Ida was only 8 years old when the wall fell and 9 when the Left Party changed its name, but at some point, she should have opened a history book, the same demand I place on anyone entering a party. All parties have had ridiculous historical representatives and connections, but the Left is the only party that for 74 years has driven the party in a genocide-friendly direction before they at least got scolded by the marketing department that it was time to clean up a bit. Their obvious susceptibility and naivety have surely had significant importance for clans that can step in and take over positions. What do you think? (translated)

I have been living public safety on my skin for more than two decades. In the Senate, I will end the benefits for prisoners and toughen the laws. Alongside Governor Tarcísio 10 and President Flávio Bolsonaro 22, we will suffocate organized crime. For senator, vote Derrite 111 (translated)

⚠️⚠️ Amid applause, Anna Sofía Benítez and her mother entered the court to face the trial against her. "Let Cuba be free," she replied when asked about the solution she saw for the country. Brave. (translated)

Bisseck: "For me, it's a sign of respect to learn the language of the place where you work. I know very well that my Italian is not perfect, but you shouldn't be afraid. And after 4 years, a bit of Italian is reasonable. Who taught me? No, they only taught me swear words." (translated)

"Our Prime Minister has worked hard with the oil companies. The result is certainly commendable, even if perhaps part of the political landscape does not agree, but he made sure that the result of lowering the price of fuel, gasoline, and diesel was achieved. Eni started, then IP, Q8, now everyone is adjusting. And this is in accordance with the principle of free competition." This is stated by the Deputy Minister of Economy, Maurizio Leo, in a meeting with the executive board of Confartigianato. (translated)

"The co-pilot who attacked the captain is being questioned, but here is what we know: he had undergone radical Islamist indoctrination." Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated Thursday on the American channel Fox News that the co-pilot accused of stabbing his colleague on a flydubai flight to Tel Aviv had undergone "radical Islamist indoctrination." (translated)

At the Genoa Boat Show, Silvia Salis stays outside the ribbon-cutting while Giorgia Meloni is at the center of the ceremony. The mayor represents the city hosting the event: her presence is not a concession, and the respect for her role cannot depend on political color. Salis responds by recalling a simple principle: those who hold a public office serve the institutions, they do not become their owners. No theatrics, no competition of insults. A firm response that puts back at the center the meaning of her mandate. This is what makes the scene so unedifying for Meloni: celebrating an excellence of Genoa while the representative of the city remains on the sidelines. The arrogance of power is also measured by the ease with which it is accepted that another institution is placed in the background. The sense of institutions, on the other hand, emerges in the respect granted even to opponents. In this affair, Silvia Salis has shown style and dignity. Palazzo Chigi would do well to take example from it. (translated)