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"He is faced with pragmatic elements that he is unable to respond to, and therefore it is lies, lies, lies, and more lies." Me Mourad Battikh, who represents the uncles and aunts of Delphine Aussaguel, even denounces "lies" from Cédric Jubillar when he had to replicate the actions taken to transport the lifeless body of his wife to his car. (translated)

Vozinha recounted that at the beginning of his career, his monthly salary was 100 euros, the minimum at the time, and that he had reached 450 euros during his best years. According to him, this income allowed him to be independent, without giving him enough security to calmly consider the future. With his first paycheck, he paid the family's water, internet, and electricity bills, bought coffee, and a few missing products for the house. He also said he had always managed his money well and saved. His grandfather had become an alcoholic when Vozinha was 12 years old, he explained. He then missed workdays and lost clients, which affected their daily life. Sometimes Vozinha had to go searching for him when his grandmother didn’t know where he was. This situation lasted until his grandfather's death when he was 21 years old. (translated)

Nasthy said goodbye during a live broadcast and thanked STAYs and baby STAYs for celebrating his birthday. He also expressed his gratitude to Jack and Jessica, whom he identified as his parents, and returned the message "thank you for being born" to his followers. He said he would work a lot during a busy season, hoped to have a good day, and would upload more content to Instagram. (translated)

LifeIsCool wrote that ApparentlyJack, who he presented as one of the English legends of Rocket League, had retired as a player to become a coach. He recalled that he had won the Rotterdam Major, reached the finals in Raleigh, and was among the best 1v1 players around 2020, facing Joreuz and Okhalid. He also described him as a model of seriousness and discipline for a whole generation, and believed he would shine as a coach. (translated)

The Archimandrite wrote that Mertz was in sharp decline, Macron at a low point, and Pedro Sánchez close to an "epochal" political crisis amid scandals and failures. He also noted that in Great Britain, prime ministers changed often and indicated Giorgia Meloni as the only credible leader, urging others to accept his assessment. (translated)

Eleonora Aloise told the story of the tennis player Yunchaokete Bu, born in 2002 in Xinjiang, in the Mongolian community of Bortala. According to the author, his original name was Buyunchaokete, written all together, because surnames were not used in the community. Aloise added that the ATP would have derived a surname by separating the name and that he was called Bu or Bert. In her story, Bu's father died before his birth, and after his mother remarried and moved away, the child was entrusted to his paternal grandparents. Pastors who did not know Mandarin and lived with limited means, the grandparents sent him to the SOS Children’s Village in Urumqi so that he could study. Aloise wrote that when Bu was five years old, the youth tennis coach Luo Yong arrived at the center to engage the kids in physical activities. In the post, she attributed the discovery of the boy's talent to Lu Yang: according to Aloise's words, Bu was neither the fastest nor the strongest, but the one who worked hardest. The coach then proposed that he transfer to his sports center in Huzhou, 3,000 kilometers from Bortala, and Bu agreed. Aloise described the journey as a series of coincidences and detours, evoking the legendary names of the region and comparing the opportunity Bu received to a letter from Hogwarts. She concluded by suggesting that his more suitable name could be Jangar, the protagonist of the local epic. (translated)

Pepa R. de Millán stated that the government's parties intended to intimidate them by requesting a roll-call vote on their decrees, which she described as a scam, but she assured that they would not succeed. She also accused the PSOE of targeting dissenters and living off hatred and violence, and said they would build a Spain based on the common good, distanced from lies and betrayal. (translated)

The reconstruction of the events surrounding the death of Delphine Jubillar, scheduled for October 2, is seen as a key moment in the criminal investigation, allowing for the clarification of the facts and the new version presented by Cédric Jubillar, found guilty of having killed his wife. (translated)

I think today we saw the decisive step towards the end of an Era. The day has come. Globo is angry because it realized today that it no longer controls the country like it used to, when no one contradicted it. There was a time when it created and toppled presidents. When it dominated all sports events. When it staged soap operas that made Brazil stop. It is no longer like that. Today it saw that thread of power it had left, unravel. Hence the incredulous reactions. It knows that “that day” has come. It no longer controls sports, does not have the same audience during soap operas, is now contradicted, and does not make and break presidents with the same ease it had. Has it started, Globo? Or would it be better to say: it's over, Globo? (translated)

For those who haven't stopped to reflect: The debate was a format created so that candidates, in the era of television and radio, could present their ideas and confront their opponents. This was before the internet era. Today, if you want to know a candidate's proposals, just follow their profile. There's Google, YouTube, podcasts, interviews, live streams, and thousands of tools available. The debate is no longer essential for voters to know a candidate. Proposals and positions are available all the time on social media. Whether or not to attend a debate does not prevent anyone from knowing ideas, proposals, or positions. In this sense, the format has become archaic. In my view, what Globo tried to do was not simply aimed at strengthening democracy or allowing people to get to know their candidates. It seemed much more like a little circus in favor of Flávio. What would Globo's interest be in protecting him? I don't know. But for me, there is something strange happening there. Those who wanted to know Lula's proposals went to Flow and had hours to hear what he thinks. However, Flávio did not offer that alternative at that moment because he canceled his participation in the debate after the decision involving Renan. So, we can't sell the idea that the big problem for democracy was Lula not being in the debate, while Flávio himself decided not to participate when the scenario became uncomfortable for him. And that's how the game is. (translated)

The whole truth about the epochal expert hearing in Erfurt with the oiled cheesecake Indian Hape Kerkeling🥳🤡 and important (although some rather uninformed) experts... – (The insufficient, here’s the event | The indescribable, here it’s done...🤔). Vadim Derksen ] I... (translated)