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"There is no doubt that we will find a new opportunity, because Novaya Gazeta is not just a column or a website, it is a vital goal for those of us who work here, and that cannot be shut down. We will keep moving forward," predicted its last director, Sergei Sokolov. #NóvayaGazeta #LibertadDePrensa #GuerraEnUcrania (translated)

The author noted that they should follow the column situated furthest to the right in Florida and said that if the red margin exceeded 20%, Republicans could start to worry even in that state, something he considered unthinkable that very morning. #Florida #Republicanos #Elecciones #US (translated)

In his column, Pedro J. Ramírez analyzes an interview between David Broncano and President Sánchez, criticizing the condescension of the program and the need for greater transparency and action from the rulers on critical issues such as housing and the defense of Ceuta and Melilla. #Broncano #Sánchez #Política (translated)

The column analyzes the transformation of the public order model in 21st-century democracies, highlighting the importance of a civil approach that prioritizes the protection of citizens' rights and peaceful mediation over repression and military control. #Democracia #SeguridadCiudadana #ProtestasSociales (translated)

Melquisedec Torres said that Caracol Radio's attitude towards him had become hostile. He stated that a letter from the Ministry of Justice was based on one of his columns titled "The Pact of Valledupar" to request an investigation, but that Caracol Radio did not mention him and had added a watermark to the official document. Torres pointed out that he had worked for the company for four years and five months with professionalism and without receiving complaints. He added that Caracol Radio had abruptly terminated his contract without explanation; according to various sources, he said, the decision may have been due to pressure and an agreement with the Petro Government. He also maintained that PRISA Radio seemed to consider him an enemy, even though he was still doing the same journalistic work he had done for the company. #Periodismo #LibertadDePrensa #Colombia (translated)

Melquisedec Torres stated that former paramilitary chief Salvatore Mancuso had confirmed what he presented in a column about the Petro Government and the Valledupar Pact, which, according to Torres, aimed to destroy the opposition. https://t.co/rMJWMl1RjX #Colombia #Poder #Oposición (translated)

In her column, Ana Iris Simón denounces how Israel illegally appropriates Palestinian lands in the West Bank by using a misleading interpretation of an Ottoman law, while the olive trees, symbols of home and permanence, continue to be destroyed in a context of violence and dispossession. #Olivo #Cisjordania #Ocupación (translated)

Maria Clara Posada wrote that Judge Julieta Lemaitre explained that she found it amusing to hear Rodrigo Londoño recount that as a child he would hide to read José María Vargas Vila. Posada added that Lemaitre attributed other laughs to spontaneous reactions that, according to her, should not have been known. The author argued that the debate was not about the judge's sense of humor or how those reactions had been known, but about the dignity of justice, and asked whether a court tasked with judging atrocities could project an atmosphere of familiarity with those appearing before it. She cited a column from El Nuevo Siglo. https://t.co/EqEjrRCBF4 #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #Opinión (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella stated that the Military Forces carried out an operation in Cajibío, Cauca, against members of the Fredy Martínez column, belonging to the Jaime Martínez structure of the Central General Staff of alias Iván Mordisco and the Jacobo Arenas Western Bloc. He wrote that two members of the group died in the El Dinde neighborhood and that weapons, a mortar, grenades, and a drone were seized. He also said that a laboratory with 105 kilos of base cocaine and 1,500 gallons of ACPM was found. De La Espriella added that the forces continued to confront the narcoterrorists and ended his message with patriotic and religious slogans. #Cauca #Narcotráfico #EjércitoColombiano (translated)

María Fernanda Cabal wrote that, while Jair Bolsonaro was incarcerated, her movement had received extraordinary support at the polls. She also stated that ideas could not be imprisoned and invited others to read her column in Semana, titled "The Revenge of the Bolsonaros." https://t.co/SE4rhWb7S0 #Bolsonaro #PolíticaBrasil #Democracia (translated)

Luis Carlos Vélez asked if the JEP was aware of the meetings between Timochenko and Nicolás Maduro. He pointed out that the new indictment from the United States against Maduro mentioned an exchange of drugs for explosives and possible impacts on the United States and Colombia. He added that the issue was escalating and referred to his column in Revista Semana. https://t.co/E6kJxhhltu #Maduro #Timochenko #JEP (translated)

The Tenants' Union of Madrid wrote a column in El País in tribute to Maricarmen. They described her as a woman who chose not to die in silence, named two decrees, brought down the government, and inspired a strike that the union saw as on the path to being historical. They also expressed their affection for her. https://t.co/qDBdTyg8L9 #MujeresFronterizas #DerechosHumanos #JusticiaSocial (translated)

Orlando Avendaño wrote that journalist Alandete asked Donald Trump what he thought about the column that María Corina published in the New York Post and about her return to Venezuela. According to Avendaño, Trump replied that she was "a great woman" and that everything would turn out fine. https://t.co/Ue3jL9ZACf #Trump #Venezuela #MaríaCorina (translated)

Orlando Avendaño highlighted an article by María Corina Machado in the New York Post, in which she argued that strong institutions would provide lasting guarantees to investors through the rule of law and would hinder the return of chavismo to its old methods. Machado also expressed her desire for Venezuela and the United States to build a mutually beneficial relationship within a framework of democracy and freedom. She stated that, as the leader of the civic movement, she was committed to ensuring that Venezuela respected contracts, protected private property, and established a lasting strategic alliance with the United States. #Venezuela #Democracia #Inversión (translated)

EL PAÍS reported that thousands of protesters arrived at Cibeles Square after leaving at 12 from the Diego de León area. According to the media, among them were people from neighborhoods like Prosperidad and Hortaleza, who were received with applause while waving keys. The video was credited to Eneko Ruiz and Anabel Bueno. #Manifestación #Cibeles #Protesta (translated)