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A recent survey by the CIS reveals that almost half of adults have suffered physical and psychological violence in their childhood, which has a significant impact on how they raise their own sons and daughters and highlights the difficulty of breaking violent educational dynamics. #ViolenciaInfantil #EducaciónPositiva #DerechosInfancia (translated)

The article by Sandro Alex Simões reflects on political polarization and the transformation of public debate in a context where criticism and recognition of virtues in the opponent are seen as disloyalty, highlighting the recent debate between Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro as an example of this dynamic. #Polarização #DebatePolítico #Comunicação (translated)

The author pointed out that, according to reports from the IMF and the OECD, the Spanish economy was the most dynamic in Europe, with a growth of 2.5%, more than double the 1.1% of the eurozone. He added that the organizations highlighted the resilience of domestic consumption and strong job creation. #Economía #Crecimiento #Empleo #ES #EU (translated)

Antonio Patuelli, president of the Italian Banking Association, warns that young people risk losing their dreams due to a destructive social dynamic and the emigration of talent, proposing the extension of special economic zones to support struggling municipalities and criticizing the idea of taxing banks, which would penalize savers. #Giovani #Economia #DebitoPubblico (translated)

The article "Paris - The Night of Shame" by Manuela Figueiredo Martins analyzes the demonstrations in Paris which, although initially peaceful and focused on student protests, were quickly diverted by acts of violence and vandalism perpetrated by radical groups and an irresponsible crowd, reflecting the complexity of the political and social dynamics in anticipation of the French elections. #Protestos #Paris #DireitosCivis (translated)

President Sergio Mattarella warns against the dominance of technocracies and emphasizes the importance of a fair wage dynamic as a fundamental value of European civilization, expressing concern about the transformations in the world of work and the growing influence of artificial intelligence. #Lavoro #Tecnologia #Democrazia (translated)

Totocaputo pointed out that the Registered Sector Salary Index increased by 2.6% monthly in August: 2.8% in the registered private sector and 2.3% in the public sector. Against a monthly inflation of 1.7%, he stated that those salaries grew in real terms by 1.1% and 0.6%, respectively. He added that registered private salaries had recorded their third month of real growth and reached their highest level since January of that year. He also indicated that pensions and the Universal Child Allowance (AUH) rose by 0.2% in real terms in September, marking six consecutive months of growth and reaching their highest level since July of the previous year. Compared to December 2023, he said that registered private and public salaries had increased in real terms by 10.4% and 0.8%, respectively, while pensions and AUH had risen by 14.5% and 110.5% up to September. For unregistered private salaries, with data up to March 2026, he reported a 58.3% increase during the period. #Salarios #Jubilaciones #AUH (translated)

Totocaputo reported that the Monthly Economic Activity Estimator (EMAE) had increased by 0.1% month-on-month in August in the seasonally adjusted series, while the trend-cycle indicator had not changed compared to July. According to him, the latter was 6.6% above the level of December 2023. Among the sectors with year-on-year growth, he mentioned Mining and Quarrying (+11.1%), Hotels and Restaurants (+3.1%), and Real Estate, Business and Rental Activities (+0.4%). Among those that recorded declines, he cited Financial Intermediation (-3.8%), Manufacturing Industry (-3.2%), and Public Administration and Defense (-1.6%). #Economía #ActividadesEconómicas #Crecimiento (translated)

The article reflects on the dynamics of voting in Spain, highlighting that citizens tend to vote more against one party than in favor of another, while also criticizing the use of fear and manipulation by the Government and its allies in the electoral context. #Democracia #Elecciones #Voto (translated)

The Constitutional Court is studying the inadmissibility of the Ombudsman's appeal regarding the 'grandchildren's law', with the possibility of breaking the dynamic of blocks in the Plenary's decision on the voting rights of 163,020 beneficiaries. #LeyDeNietos #TribunalConstitucional #DerechoAlVoto (translated)

Javier Milei criticized the journalists who questioned his response to the claim that people run out of money on the 20th of the month. He said they had repeated a phrase he considered nonsensical and accused them of resorting to fallacies, such as appealing to what pollsters say or responding with personal mockery. Milei asked them to explain how a person could go ten days without eating or drinking. Regarding the argument about the use of credit cards, he suggested that one should consider what happens the following month and said that would help understand the intertemporal logic of credit. He also claimed that he had refuted the arguments about delinquency several times. He maintained that it was necessary to understand the changes in credit, low amount loans with high rates, and the dynamics following a political shock that halted credit. Additionally, he disqualified the intellectual capacity of the journalists and recommended they listen to his explanations until they understood them. #Economía #Finanzas #Periodismo (translated)

Antonio Belloni wrote that he was struck by the flexibility shown by Ruben Amorim at Milan, in contrast to the more rigid approach that, according to him, had characterized the coach at United. He mentioned the match against Juve, in which Adrien Rabiot had started as a trequartista in the right half-space and struggled in that role. Belloni argued that Amorim had then modified the team’s setup, giving Rabiot greater freedom of movement and making the play more fluid. According to Belloni, this ability to adapt showed that coaches could also evolve with experience. He recalled that Amorim was 41 years old and had already made mistakes in the early stage of his career, but in his opinion, he had shown Milan a versatility that would have been hard to imagine in Manchester. Belloni added that the coach would continue to make mistakes, but he seemed to have already learned from some of the experiences he had there. #Milan #Amorim #allenatori (translated)

Keiko Fujimori warned that the country would face a "megadrought" with dramatic consequences and called for unity in the face of an emergency that, according to her, would require prioritizing the rescue of lives. She stated that channels were being cleaned at 536 points and that the Piura River could receive up to 4,000 cubic meters per second. She also noted that temporary shelters for 30,000 people and field hospitals would be set up in Tumbes, Piura, and Lambayeque, and that there were five Navy ships and 22 helicopters available. Fujimori added that 20 modular bridges had been sent to the north and that 12 dynamic barriers would be installed to protect families living in 10 ravines in Lima. She said that the norm for Services for Taxes had been approved, works for Taxes had been expedited, and more than 14 emergency decrees and supreme decrees had been issued. She also mentioned the delivery of water pumps and hydro jets and the availability of 5,600 tons of food. She assured that during the emergency, the Government would act simultaneously in all regions and that she would keep the population informed and accompany them. #Emergencia #UnidosPorLaVida #Rescate (translated)

The article analyzes the unpredictability of the Brazilian elections, highlighting the unexpected victory of Flávio Bolsonaro in the first round and Lula's recovery in the second, as well as the intense and dramatic dynamics of the electoral campaign and the debates. #EleiçõesBrasil #FlávioBolsonaro #Luladasilva (translated)