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TUGO News shared a report on a protest in Congress. According to the publication, a Brazilian woman defended the people's right to protest and argued that she should not have to endure the violation of people's rights. When asked if that justified throwing stones, she responded by questioning why people were expected to tolerate that situation. TUGO News praised the woman and said she had left her interlocutor bewildered, whom she referred to with an insult. https://t.co/zAQQxLIFzT #Protesta #DerechosHumanos #LibertadDeExpresión (translated)

Iván Cepeda Castro asked what was being reproached to his colleague Mafe Carrascal and pointed out that he had accompanied the young people and demanded that the Public Force not attack them for asking for respect for historical memory. He added that, in his opinion, Carrascal was fully fulfilling the job for which they had been elected: to be on the side of the people. #DerechosHumanos #MemoriaHistórica #JusticiaSocial (translated)

The author pointed out that about twenty migrants had reported assaults by military personnel in Ceuta. He also acknowledged the work of the healthcare staff at the public hospital, who, as he wrote, assisted those individuals and documented their injuries so that justice could investigate the events. #Migrantes #Ceuta #DerechosHumanos #ES (translated)

"The law in Judea and Samaria applies to everyone, without distinction of identity or affiliation," added Israeli Police Chief Daniel Levy, referring to the occupied West Bank with a term popular among the Israeli right. #Cisjordania #DerechosHumanos #ConflictoIsraeloPalestino (translated)

The author alluded to the Holocaust, colonization, genocides, looting, and devastation. He argued that the far-right sectors participating in the so-called cultural battle had not invented anything and had been repeating a supremacist slogan for centuries to justify a world put at their service. (translated)

The Spanish Revolution affirmed that young people from Madrid, Paris, Porto, and Rome had learned to organize camps, face evictions, and dodge police charges even before securing their first contract. It stated that studying and working no longer guaranteed a decent life and criticized that the rulers responded to this situation by sending riot police, only to be surprised by the increase in protests. #Juventud #Protesta #DerechosHumanos (translated)

Jordi Machiavelli mocked the call to demonstrate calmly and stated that protesters should avoid damaging property and accept cuts to services and aggression, even deadly ones, without responding. He sarcastically added that peacefully protesting was the way to get the State to stop killing and mistreating them. #ProtestaPacífica #DerechosHumanos #JusticiaSocial (translated)

The Spanish Revolution criticized those who, as it wrote, were upset by protests, roadblocks, strikes, and sit-ins. It argued that those same people had tolerated for years the rise in rents, the deterioration of public services, and the stagnation of wages, and pointed out that they showed less tolerance towards those who complained. It described that attitude as a curious way of understanding coexistence. #Protesta #JusticiaSocial #DerechosHumanos (translated)

The author stated that a 17-year-old French girl had lost vision in one eye after being hit by tear gas fired by the police. He also attributed the amputation of a protester's hand and a serious head injury suffered by another person to the police action. https://t.co/dbksxVvDif #DerechosHumanos #Protestas #Justicia #FR (translated)

Pablo Haro Urquízar stated that Óscar López wanted to evict a 74-year-old man with a 33% disability from his old rental home, who had been paying rent for 15 years after the death of his mother. https://t.co/c27XjuXjKo https://t.co/mnrwbZUh2E #Desahucio #DerechosHumanos #Alquiler (translated)

THE OBJECTIVE reported that the Government had granted Spanish nationality to a 93-year-old Mexican who, according to the media, had no Spanish parents or grandparents. The media claimed that evidence had been provided that passports were being granted to people with no connection to the Civil War. The information was signed by Teresa Gómez. https://t.co/4ewPvGrgvb #Nacionalización #México #DerechosHumanos (translated)

Paola Holguín stated that over the weekend a protest was called in front of the National Museum by people who, according to her, had used culture to reinterpret history, justify crimes, and re-victimize the victims. She asserted that some protesters arrived masked and resorted to unlawful actions, while others brought minors and used them as shields. Holguín said that the National Police fulfilled their role of ensuring a peaceful protest and preventing harm to citizens and heritage. She also indicated that she would seek for the museum to preserve, restore, protect, and disseminate a culture representative of the entire nation, and reiterated the need to review the museography, museology, and curatorship of that and other museums managed by the Government. Moreover, she reaffirmed her commitment to the rights of victims to truth, justice, reparations, and non-repetition. She added that preserving the memory of the country, including its tragedies and achievements, required efforts from society and authorities, and firmness in the face of acts that, in her opinion, dishonored the affected individuals. #Cultura #DerechosHumanos #ProtestaPacífica (translated)

Mafe Carrascal Rojas stated that she would continue on the streets defending citizens' rights and would show her credentials, as she believed her duty as a member of the Chamber was to represent the people and not remain in an office. She said she prioritized dialogue, but that did not mean remaining silent in the face of abuses or failing to demand explanations for reports of disproportionate actions by the Public Force against protesters. Carrascal maintained that she would defend the right of young people to express themselves and protest, and that she would not abandon those exercising those rights. She also noted that fulfilling the authorities' duty meant protecting rights and acting within the bounds of the Constitution and the law, not using weapons against the population. The representative affirmed that she would continue to raise her voice and questioned recent attempts to portray all mobilizations as violent. She added that one should not generalize or stigmatize those who protested peacefully, that no decree could supersede the Constitution, and that any possible abuse by the authorities should be investigated. She argued that social protest was not a crime and that defending that right was part of her responsibility. #DerechosHumanos #ProtestaPacífica #LibertadesCivil (translated)