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The measures are reasonable and necessary. I have always defended, as you have heard me say many times, that the voting on these decrees is not an ideological issue, but a matter of humanity. Sánchez appeared after the Council of Ministers to announce the approval of the decrees again and to defend them as a common-sense response to a social emergency. #Vivienda #PSOE #Sumar (translated)

"Saving for the mortgage has become the biggest obstacle to emancipation." Sánchez has argued that these are "common sense" measures that protect the vulnerable and bring order to a dysfunctional market rife with speculation, and he has urged political groups to validate these decrees with their votes in the Permanent Deputation, as "we are talking about a matter of humanity." #Vivienda #Alquiler #Desahucios (translated)

"It is a matter of humanity." The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, has argued that both texts maintain "the essence" of those that were rejected, with measures aimed at facilitating rental and purchase, as well as increasing supply and combating speculation in the real estate market. #Vivienda #Alquiler #Desahucios (translated)

Vicky Dávila stated that congresswoman María Clara Posada continued to expose what she described as the deplorable situation of the JEP. She also called the smile of a magistrate repulsive and described a man as a crime against humanity, while accusing the justice system of acting in a submissive and sycophantic manner. #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #Colombia (translated)

Gustavo Petro stated that an imprisoned prosecutor had asked a judge to protect him from those who, he said, could kill him in prison because of the people he had imprisoned. He also asked Evo Morales, Luis Arce, and social leaders from Bolivia to support threatened judges and prosecutors. He maintained that they had discovered that Fernando Cerimedo, whom he accused of links to drug trafficking and of being a Nazi and a femicide, was a business partner and a member of a circle of friends of a son of U.S. President Donald Trump. Petro pointed out that the Bolivian prosecutor's office could have suppressed the people and served wealthy sectors, but he called for unity among those who were not fascists and to defend democracy. He stated that the peoples of the region had a history of 60,000 years and called for unity and organization. He also urged Trump to correct his son's behavior and his policy towards Latin America; he argued that Israeli algorithms linked, according to him, to genocide were replacing voters, and called for respect for Afro-Latin America. He warned the U.S. president not to unleash popular violence. https://t.co/4VTfJykSS4 #Bolivia #Unidad #Democracia (translated)

Mafinha stated that poor people would be conservative because they prioritize family, work, and church. According to her, throughout the 300,000 years of human history, these three things would have guaranteed, with 100% accuracy, at least a decent life. She also said that experiences such as being in a three-way relationship or adopting a vegan diet would be more accessible to those who have money. #política #conservadorismo #sociedade (translated)

Gian Oddi wrote that even a man who, according to him, campaigned by threatening to assault car parkers had been elected as a deputy. He stated that an absolute majority of the parliament was made up of figures he considered cruel and driven by the worst intentions, and he wished Brazil good luck. #Política #Brasil #Eleições (translated)

Joaquin Teixeira Eterno wrote that he felt intimidated in front of the electronic voting machine, which he described as the most advanced technology ever created by humanity and something beyond human comprehension. He also said he felt as if he had been abducted by alien technology. #Tecnologia #Inovação #Futuro (translated)

The 'weakening' refers to the gradual erosion of our cognitive and emotional capacities as we delegate more responsibilities to machines, which could pose a significant risk to humanity according to some experts. #InteligenciaArtificial #Debilitamiento #PensamientoCrítico (translated)

Gustavo Petro stated that Nadia Beller could go to the International Criminal Court and that the complaint he filed as president should initiate a process in that court. He argued that there should be an investigation into an alleged attempted femicide in Beller's case, within what he described as a crime against humanity: the persecution of a civil group due to their political identity. Petro claimed that Bolivia's justice system did not want to investigate that crime and pointed to Cerimedo and his associates. He also accused Negre, Cerimedo's partner, of being the main responsible for creating platforms and bot farms against him. He attributed this activity to his leadership of Colombia's progressive movement and to a government that, he said, defended national sovereignty and the interests of workers and farmers. #DerechosHumanos #Justicia #Feminismo (translated)

Gustavo Petro stated that Bolivia had become a dictatorship and accused its authorities of detaining the Attorney General and his replacement to prevent an investigation. According to Petro, this inquiry aimed to clarify alleged links between disinformation campaigns during Latin American elections and the U.S. State Department and the White House. He also accused the Bolivian president and his circle of persecuting former president Luis Arce and indigenous leader Evo Morales, repressing protests, and violating the Constitution. He attributed ties to drug trafficking and fascism to the president and claimed that he had attempted to kill his pregnant girlfriend. Furthermore, he asserted that a network of fake profiles, allegedly funded by Jeffrey Epstein and Netanyahu, promoted presidents he described as subservient and sought to harm economies and facilitate the appropriation of natural resources. Petro urged U.S. President Donald Trump to open a dialogue between the United States and Latin America based on democracy and freedom and warned that the imposition strategy he attributed to Marco Rubio could lead to violence. He also called on Latin American progressive movements to defend Lula in Portuguese against what he described as bot farms, and summoned activists and former members of artificial intelligence companies to develop digital tools against disinformation and fear. #Bolivia #Dictadura #Latinoamérica (translated)

The author wrote that the rise of artificial intelligence had made it increasingly urgent to distinguish human art from machine-generated work. They argued that the difference was ontological before it was aesthetic, describing machine output as the product of statistical calculations.