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The PSOE has requested an additional period from Judge Pedraz to deliver the contracts with their lawyers, arguing that complying with the requirement could compromise the professional secrecy of several individuals and that the information is not centralized due to the electoral campaign. #PSOE #secretoProfesional #precampaña (translated)

The former president of the Community of Madrid, Esperanza Aguirre, defended in a trial that the construction of a golf course in Chamberí was a good idea and better than a heliport, despite the family ties that Ignacio González had with the Canal contracts. #CampoDeGolf #EsperanzaAguirre #AudienciaNacional (translated)

The profile 'Só Quem é LULA 2026' stated that Guilherme Boulos made a discovery while researching on Google about Flávio Bolsonaro and the pandemic. Regarding the Covaxin case, it claimed that there had been a bribe of $1 per dose and that the government paid 1,000% more: R$1.6 billion for 20 million doses, thus making it the most expensive vaccine at that moment. According to the profile, Francisco Maximiano, owner of Precisa, had ties with the Bolsonaro family, and Flávio allegedly mediated a meeting with the then president of BNDES months before the company closed the contract. The author mentioned that the Miranda brothers identified irregularities in the doses and an advance payment of $45 million to a company in Singapore. One official reportedly refused to release the payment, and pressure began. The profile also stated that the documents were brought to Jair Bolsonaro at Alvorada and that he promised to forward them to the Federal Police, but this did not happen. It claimed that during the CPI, relationships of Flávio with Danilo Trento came to light, who allegedly attended the meeting and also traveled to Las Vegas, and who was under investigation in the Master case. It also mentioned Maximiano, Trento, Montezano, and Willer Tomaz as people close to Flávio who, according to the author, opened doors and sought protection. In the end, the publication listed references to Angélica, Ana Clara, Quaest, Queiroz, Marcola, censorship, Google, Flávio Bolsonaro, Comando Vermelho, and betting, and requested that the content be shared before it was deleted. #FlávioBolsonaro #Covaxin #Pandemia (translated)

The article refutes Alberto Núñez Feijóo's claims about squatting and explains that a squatter cannot remain in a home if the unlawful entry is reported, highlighting that most current evictions are of vulnerable people with rental contracts that they cannot afford. #Okupación #Desahucios #Vivienda (translated)

The Canadian publisher Boréal has canceled its contract with the writer Thélyson Orélien after detecting signs of the use of artificial intelligence in his novel C'était ça ou mourir, which had been excluded from the Goncourt prize amid plagiarism allegations. #InteligenciaArtificial #Literatura #Plagio (translated)

The Left Bloc questioned the president of the Lisbon City Council, Carlos Moedas, about Iberdrola's donation of 156 thousand euros and the contracts worth around 50 million signed with the company since 2022, asking for clarifications on the relationship between these events. #CâmaraMunicipalLisboa #Iberdrola #BlocoDeEsquerda (translated)

The Meio Independente stated that Felipe Nunes, director of Quaest, would have signed a consultancy contract worth R$ 1.8 million with Augusto Lima, identified by the publication as a financier of the PT and former partner of Vorcaro. According to the post, the agreement stipulated 12 installments of R$ 150,000. https://t.co/GwzVINbWmq #Política #Brasil #Corrupção (translated)

The jury has unanimously found Lieutenant General of the Civil Guard, Pedro Vázquez Jarava, guilty in the 'Barracks case' for receiving gifts in exchange for favoring a businessman with work contracts, requesting one year in prison for both defendants. #CasoCuarteles #Corrupción #GuardiaCivil (translated)

The profile The Incorrupt stated that Felipe Nunes, director of Quaest, had received monthly payments of R$ 150,000 from Augusto Lima, whom it described as a financier of the PT and a former partner of Daniel Vorcaro. According to the publication, Lima signed a strategic consulting contract with Nunes in 2024 for R$ 1.8 million, divided into 12 monthly payments of R$ 150,000. https://t.co/ULJlledEgn #Política #Corrupção #Brasil (translated)

The author asked in exchange for what 500,000 euros had been paid to a manager of Quirón. He also stated that Ayuso's government had classified the couple's business as part of the "private sphere," while millions were diverted from public health and a vote was held against auditing Quirón's contracts. https://t.co/5QCQSO9ZII #SanidadPública #Corrupción #Transparencia #ES (translated)

Pâm 🌸 wrote that screenshots circulating on social media would indicate that Felipe Nunes, from Quaest, would have received R$ 150,000 monthly from Augusto “Guga” Lima, from Credcesta, in a contract totaling R$ 1.8 million. She also stated that Lima was pointed out as a financier of the PT and a former partner of Banco Master, and questioned what strategic consultancy Quaest would have hired with him. In the end, she used the expression "who could imagine?" in an ironic tone. #Política #Corrupção #Brasil (translated)

Futbolero Attack reported, citing Ekrem Konur, that Barcelona could sign Lisandro Martínez for free and was closely monitoring his situation after his statements against the management of Manchester United. It also noted that the player's contract was set to expire in June 2027. https://t.co/ManKEBwifQ #Barcelona #LisandroMartínez #Fichajes (translated)

The profile UpdateCharts stated that, according to UOL, the Public Ministry requested the Justice to annul a contract from the Marília City Hall to fund concerts by Gusttavo Lima with health and education funds. According to the profile, the singer would receive R$ 1.5 million. #GusttavoLima #Saúde #Educação (translated)

Mercasa has admitted before the judge that there was a rigging in the award of a minor contract of 18,000 euros to the construction company Servinabar 2000 SL in 2021, in favor of which Santos Cerdán, former number 3 of the PSOE, had a 45% participation. #Corrupción #Mercasa #PSOE (translated)

The author stated that Spain had reached a record of 22.6 million affiliations to Social Security, while Argentina recorded a record of 45% labor informality. He added that 11 million people worked without a contract or social security and were paid in cash. He also mentioned a figure of 65% regarding the self-employed, referred to there as "cuentapropistas." #SeguridadSocial #Empleo #TrabajoInformal #ES #AR (translated)

Demétrio Vecchioli stated that Willer Tomaz, whom he described as a friend of Flávio Bolsonaro, used to warn journalists that he would sue them if they published certain information. The journalist referred to this practice as judicial harassment and said that he was being sued by Tomaz in Vitória (ES), although, according to him, Tomaz lived in Brasília. Vecchioli also stated that, a day earlier, Tomaz had taken legal action in São Paulo against Blaze claiming to live in the state. The lawsuit, according to Vecchioli, was motivated by reports in which he wrote that RioPag was being sued for the disappearance of R$ 20 million from Loterj and that Tomaz was the owner of the company. He said that when he approached the company, he received from the CEO a decision that censored an article from Agência Pública on another matter, along with a warning that the same could happen to him. Vecchioli stated that he published the report and was sued; according to him, Tomaz denied both the disappearance of the money and being the owner of RioPag. Vecchioli said that Globo published that day information that, in his assessment, corroborated what he had written: the Federal Police reportedly found emails in which Tomaz presented himself to a bank as the owner of the company. The journalist added that he had already disclosed that Tomaz declared on his income tax return that he received a substantial amount as profit from the company that owns RioPag. https://t.co/0CyIhB9dK1 #LiberdadeDeImprensa #Justiça #Corrupção (translated)