In his speech, the mayor of New York, Zohran Mamdani, honored the memory of Federico García Lorca as a hero who believed in a better world, while praising the progressive social policies of Spanish president Pedro Sánchez and his commitment to the dignity of the working class. (translated)

Donald Trump turned his speech at the UN into a 'battlefield,' opposing António Guterres' calls to control power and prioritize multilateralism, while threatening Iran with annihilation and defending military force as a necessary means to maintain international order. (translated)

Javier Milei criticized the UN as useless and a feeder of parasites during his speech at the General Assembly, reaffirming Argentina's sovereignty over the Malvinas and celebrating his new alliance with the United States and Israel. (translated)

The President @JMilei's speech before the United Nations General Assembly was forceful and clear. Argentina is a beacon of hope and is demonstrating that economic freedom and the defense of Western values are pillars of progress. Defending freedom and Western principles also means protecting our own: the firmness in defending our legitimate rights of sovereignty over the Malvinas Islands has always been at the center of our foreign policy. During my trip to the UN in May, I pointed out that the organization had distanced itself from the realities of states and risked losing the relevance that gave sense to its creation, something that the President confirmed today. Argentina continues to chart the course. It is time for the international community to abandon bureaucracy and return to the principles that founded it. (translated)
The country is governed as Santa Marta was governed last night. There were presidents on the street, soldiers in the neighborhood, and Kfir in the air. That is the state. That is control. It works more than a thousand speeches of "peace." Now the city can be reactivated: let businesses open, let children return to classes, let transportation normalize. Without fear. (translated)
🏳️🌈 BI VISIBILITY DAY 💙💜💖 Today, September 23, marks Bisexual Visibility Day. Bisexuals are not confused, indecisive, or promiscuous people. Bisexuals exist, have always existed, and will always exist, regardless of what a biphobic society or those who want to divide the LGBTQIA+ community seeking acceptance from the intolerant say. Today, we celebrate bisexual people and their visibility day. And, every day, we will continue to fight against biphobia, invisibility, and all forms of LGBTphobia. Above any discourse, what we want for the entire LGBTQIA+ community are public policies, equality of rights, full citizenship, and the end of discrimination and exclusion. This is my commitment, the commitment of @SofiaFavero_ and all of House of Hilton. (translated)
When the PP was in power, Pablo Iglesias would go out with a megaphone to protest about electricity. Pedro Sánchez told Rajoy that the policies of his government "are very costly for the Spaniards"... Today we have gasoline almost at 2 € and the cost of living skyrocketing. But neither Sánchez, nor Pablo Iglesias, nor the unions are taking to the streets. It's been almost 14 years since Spain has had a general strike. How quickly the discourse changed when it was their turn to govern. (translated)
Trump's speech at the UN General Assembly, which mixes threats to Iran and promises of agreements, reflects a style that is becoming tiresome, while high fuel prices and the risk of a real estate bubble in Lisbon raise concerns about the future of the economy. (translated)

In his speech before the UN, Donald Trump stated that he must make a crucial decision about Iran: to seek an agreement for its reconstruction or proceed to its annihilation, while defending his domestic policies and his stance against terrorism. (translated)

The Moroccan Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nasser Bourita, focused his speech at the UN on the issue of the Sahara, defending autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty without mentioning the migration crisis or Ceuta. (translated)
