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Fandoms With Lula stated that the Lula government presented and sanctioned, in March, the Legal Framework for Combating Organized Crime. According to the publication, the Anti-Faction Law provides penalties of 20 to 40 years for the crime of structured social domination, with aggravating factors for leaders and financiers, and seeks to hold accountable those who command factions and militias. #LulaDandoShowNaBand #CombateAoCrimeOrganizado #Justiça #SegurançaPública (translated)

Don Ricardo Salinas Pliego accused MORENA politicians of hiding the governor of Sinaloa, Rocha, whom he pointed out as having allied with organized crime. He claimed that Rocha had helped the PEJE get close to those groups to seek funding and make commitments, including a strategy to protect criminals that he described as "hugs, not bullets." #Sinaloa #Corrupción #MORENA (translated)

The YouTube channel Parabólica 1 Million stated that Flávio Bolsonaro did not respond to Lula's questions about maternity leave, Vorcaro, the defense of the murderer of a five-year-old child, the office of crime, and the 6x1 scale. The channel also noted that, over time, Flávio would be increasingly avoiding the issues. #luladandoshownaband #Lula #FlávioBolsonaro #PolíticaBrazil (translated)

After the death of Evgeny Prigozhin, his son, Pavel Prigozhin, took over the leadership of the Wagner group, coordinating hundreds of mercenaries in the Central African Republic and engaging in illegal activities that generate approximately 400 million dollars annually. #GrupulWagner #PavelPrigojin #CrimeOrganizată (translated)

Yves Adriano wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro had called on Brazilians to watch the debate that day and promised to confront Lula with what he called crimes committed by him. Adriano said he would not want to be in Lula's place and supported Flávio Bolsonaro's election to the Presidency, mentioning the number 22. #Debate2022 #FlávioBolsonaro #Eleições2022 (translated)

Little Think Tank reported that Jean-Luc Mélenchon said he was devastated by the images of violence and looting on Saturday, October 17. The leader of La France insoumise held the government solely responsible for the situation and denounced a failure to maintain order, accusing Sébastien Lecornu and Laurent Nuñez of having organized the disorder. According to the post, Mélenchon stated that he had always called for non-violence, requested compensation for merchants, and condemned the arson of the town hall in Limoges, which he described as a crime. He also criticized Emmanuel Macron for waiting 20 hours before speaking out. #France #Mélenchon #Violence (translated)

Guilherme Boulos accused Ricardo Nunes of scandalous use of the public machine and moral harassment against employees, stating that he would answer to Justice. Boulos also attributed another electoral crime to Flavio Bolsonaro's campaign and directed the message to the TSE. https://t.co/tKpD1sT7UJ #Justiça #Eleições2022 #FlavioBolsonaro (translated)

Carmelo Neto stated that audio released by Veja showed that Lula would have given protection to Vorcaro to commit crimes and that his lawyer acknowledged that the support came from the president and the PT. He said that Vorcaro was not just an operator, but someone protected by Lula and the party, and attributed his rise to the PT of Bahia, which, according to him, had been plundering the state for more than 20 years and turned him into a powerful figure in Brasília. Neto also accused Lula and Vorcaro of acting as a single criminal organization. #Lula #PT #Corrupção (translated)

Nacho's mother, a 20-year-old young man mistakenly killed in Málaga, cries out for justice and accountability, questioning how violence has become common in the city and requesting a deep analysis of the situation, as well as improvements in public management to prevent future crimes. #JusticiaParaNacho #ViolenciaEnMálaga #Narcotráfico (translated)

Lula stated that during Bolsonaro's government, access to weapons and ammunition was facilitated and that a good part of them ended up in the hands of organized crime. He argued that security should be addressed responsibly, said that Brazil needed peace, not more violence, and declared that no one wanted to return to the violence of the Bolsonaros. https://t.co/kagkNcpVWv #Segurança #Paz #Violência (translated)

Marco Setaccioli challenged Marco Travaglio's calculations on European and Russian military spending, stating that Travaglio had indicated 450 billion euros for Europe and 150 for Russia and had argued that Russia had reason to fear Europe, which had invaded it four times in the last 200 years. According to Setaccioli, in the current year Russia would have spent around 17 trillion rubles on defense, equivalent to 181 billion euros, a figure indicated, according to him, by most analysts. He noted that the nominal comparison did not take purchasing power into account: applying indices developed by specialized research centers, Russian spending would rise to 574 billion international dollars, compared to about 700 billion for the entire EU. He added that the EU would have three and a half times the population of Russia and a GDP nine times greater. Setaccioli argued that the Russian federal budget did not show all military costs. He cited studies by economist Craig Kennedy, according to which part of the spending would be financed through subsidized loans and would thus remain on the banks' balance sheets. He also recalled an investigation by Dozhd', which, according to him, had documented pressures on private companies to hire people before signing contracts with the military and to supplement salaries with corporate funds. He added that at least three militias would be linked to Gazprom, which would cover part of the costs. For these reasons, he dismissed as false the claim that Russia spent less than the EU. Historically, Setaccioli criticized Travaglio's reconstruction, according to which the Napoleonic and Nazi invasions, along with interventions in Crimea and support for the Bolsheviks, would justify Russian fears toward Europe. Setaccioli listed Russian troop interventions in Poland in 1939, Finland in 1939-1940, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Romania in 1940, Bulgaria in 1944, Hungary in 1956, Czechoslovakia in 1968, Moldova in 1992, Georgia in 2008, and Ukraine in 2014 and 2022. He stated that there were no Russian regions occupied by European countries, while eight regions—one in Moldova, two in Georgia, and five in Ukraine—would be under Russian control. Finally, Setaccioli accused Travaglio of presenting a selective and misleading reconstruction to make Russia appear not dangerous, portray Europe as a threat, and argue that rearmament was unnecessary and risky. In his view, that reasoning could legitimize a potential Russian attack on Europe and constituted a form of collaborationism. #Russia #Europa #Difesa (translated)

The author claimed that Santiago Abascal was the undisputed leader of a rising of the Spanish people against organized crime, which he accused of holding the institutions of the Kingdom of Spain hostage. He added that the uprising should culminate on November 29 with a result so overwhelming that it would shatter it to pieces. https://t.co/DQUoewth6V #España #Abascal #CrimenOrganizado #ES #GB (translated)

Jean-Philippe Tanguy wrote that he was going to a media outlet. He stated that Paris had been vandalized and looted, and that anarchist and LFI tags were visible everywhere, believing that those responsible were clearly identifiable. He praised the dedication of the police, then the deployment of cleaning agents, whom he described as modest individuals tasked with repairing the damage caused by the rioters and looters. #Paris #Anarchie #Sécurité (translated)

TrashTalk estimated that the violence that occurred on Saturday overshadowed the peaceful demands of thousands of people mobilized to defend their rights. It mentioned the distress of various groups, including young people, high school students, farmers, teachers, firefighters, and nurses, and stated that some desperate young people were contemplating no longer living. The media criticized part of the press for prioritizing viewership and extreme editorial lines at the expense of these concerns. It also acknowledged the injured journalists on the ground and called on its colleagues not to let the rioters divert attention from the movement's demands. Referring to a lesson learned from its journalist parent, TrashTalk invited people to question who benefited from the situation and who triggered the violence. Finally, the media expressed its desire to use its message to support the three French basketball players who, according to it, were in the WNBA finals, asserting that it was part of its responsibilities. #Média #Responsabilité #Société (translated)