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Peter Rasmussen wrote that Mohamed Abdi Kahn owed the Danish state 554,522.50 kroner in connection with an interrupted repatriation. He stated that Birgit Kjølby, Lis Foverskov, and Carl Erik Foverskov from the Red Cross in Allerød had raised money so that Kahn could bring his whole family to Denmark. Rasmussen referred to the contributors as gullible and asked if they had regretted the donations since then. #dkpol https://t.co/utlWDoBAOG #Danmark #RødeKors #Repatriering (translated)

Judge Eutimius (Jesús Villegas) expressed his support for the Civil Guard and stated that despite the difficult times Spain was going through, the country could count on the institution. He described it as heroic and requested that support be communicated to them. https://t.co/UUPDVcPKr8 #GuardiaCivil #España #Apoyo (translated)

God pointed out that the Civil Guard Day was being celebrated and affirmed that he had created the world in six days, while its members were watching to prevent the situation from getting out of control. He also congratulated the men and women who, as he wrote, gave their best for Spain and sometimes paid with their lives, and thanked them for their work. https://t.co/inm5DG82lD #GuardiaCivil #España #Héroes (translated)

Santos FC recalled that, 64 years ago, they defeated Benfica 5 to 2 at the Estádio da Luz, in front of over 70,000 people, and won the world for the first time. The club stated that the team had already won the first leg 3 to 2 at Maracanã. According to Santos, the team took the field with Gylmar, Olavo, Mauro, Calvet, Dalmo, Zito, Lima, Dorval, Coutinho, Pelé, and Pepe. Pelé scored three goals, Coutinho scored one, and Pepe netted the other. The club stated that this achievement made Santos the first Brazilian team to conquer the world and thanked the players who participated in the feat. #SantosFC #Pelé #Futebol (translated)

IaraGB questioned the charges made against Flávio even before he took office and said that perfection was already being demanded of him. She stated that the situation resembled that of Bolsonaro and accused the right of ignoring four decades of the system's operation, noting that only recently had a strong bloc formed in the Legislative, with members who often still did not know how to act. The author advocated for understanding, said that Flávio would inherit a country in crisis to fix, and stated that the confrontation had already begun. She also suggested that those demanding perfection should run in the next election to feel what it was like to face a dangerous scheme. #Política #Eleições #Compreensão (translated)

Lex Hoogduin wrote that he believed change was possible, but not in the way that the cabinet and the left envisioned. He advocated for a peaceful classical-liberal revolution with a smaller government, fewer rules, bureaucracy, and civil servants. According to him, the government should free citizens and protect their property, while reducing the tax burden and maintaining a limited safety net for people who faced real setbacks. He also argued for space for a revival of an independent civil society outside of the state, with communities in various fields. #liberalisme #overheid #belasting (translated)

Steven Arrazola de Oñate wrote that Trump was right according to him, and that Volodymyr Zelensky should have reached an agreement earlier. He suggested that European leaders should have focused more on negotiations from the beginning and had to face the military situation; this could have possibly prevented a lot of human suffering. According to Arrazola de Oñate, Russia occupied about a fifth of Ukrainian territory and the war had reportedly claimed nearly two million military casualties, including dead, wounded, and missing. He believed that European politicians and media did not fundamentally question their strategy nonetheless. Arrazola de Oñate wrote that he never believed Ukraine could win the war militarily and that he did not expect the country to reclaim all the lost territory. He acknowledged that his position could provoke negative reactions and stated that he wanted more European leaders to express what he called uncomfortable truths. He also asked how many lives would still be sacrificed before diplomacy took precedence over political rhetoric. #Oorlog #Diplomatie #Vrede (translated)

Liberation Fighters’ Words recounted that on October 10, 1943, Lucien Navarron fled after the café where he was located was surrounded and papers were demanded. The author described him as a determined man, heroic in 1940, and wrote that three bullets hit him without either his wounds or torture making him speak. He is said to have died on October 15, at the age of 30, without revealing his true name: André Aalberg. https://t.co/Al3Y09qlgb #Histoire #Résistance #Mémoire (translated)