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K R O N N O Z O M B E R stated that injustices and harassment should be stopped as they occur, not after a tragedy. He said he had denounced hypocrisy in concerts, talks, and the internet and that he had received campaigns of targeting that he considered unjustified, one of them after confronting someone who, in his opinion, defended unacceptable behavior towards minors and engaged in bullying. The author claimed that he had never kept silent at important moments, despite the hatred it had generated. He also expressed his sadness over the death of Komanche, whom he said he was not close to, and regretted that some people who now showed awareness had previously looked the other way or participated in the hatred. K R O N N O Z O M B E R described the waves of attacks on social media as something that could isolate people, deteriorate their self-esteem, and cause them to question their own worth. He added that hatred was especially amplified on that platform and urged that humanity should be extended before losing someone else. #JusticiaSocial #Empatía #SaludMental (translated)

Milei's repentants argued that what happened in France was not related to immigration, but to students affected by prices, and stated that a scapegoat was being sought to avoid discussing the real problems. They also criticized the libertarians for focusing on Islam and pointed out that, as he wrote, the ambassador of France had said that the events were not related to immigration. https://t.co/OvaqkJr3V4 #Francia #Injusticia #Estudiantes (translated)

Vito Quiles stated that several people tried to smash his van while he was in a parking lot two kilometers away and, he said, no one had provoked them. He added that afterwards they threw stones at his followers and pointed out that, despite this, he was labeled as an agitator. https://t.co/fNnqEtbhOo #Justicia #LibertadDeExpresión #Injusticia (translated)

In an interview, the writer Maryam Madjidi questions the promise of equal opportunities in France, arguing that the current student protest reflects the systematic injustices of the educational system and calls for fairer media coverage that recognizes the legitimate demands of peaceful protesters. #IgualdadDeOportunidades #ProtestasFrancia #EducaciónInjusta (translated)

MateVazquez stated that, during six years in which, as he claimed, Peñarol was expelled from the AUF and the same team received benefits every weekend, the only response from the president to what he considered an injustice had been to post WhatsApp statuses. He described that behavior as typical of a capricious five-year-old child. #FútbolUruguayo #Injusticia #AUF (translated)

Mafe Carrascal Rojas said that she considered herself a representative of the working class, women, and sexual diversities, and that she had put her credentials at the service of those protesting and defended their right to manifest. She stated that the day before they had been thrown stun grenades at a distance of two meters and pointed out that the organization Temblores had documented incidents of police violence against protesters. Carrascal maintained that she would not remain silent or allow herself to be intimidated. She added that she was accountable to the citizens who elected her and that she had not taken office to be a spectator of injustices. She said that she would not back down in defending the rights and dignity of the people. #DerechosHumanos #JusticiaSocial #ProtestaPacífica (translated)

Mafe Carrascal Rojas stated that she considered herself a representative of the working class, women, and sexual diversities, and that she was willing to use her credential and step up to defend those who were protesting. She affirmed that the day before, stun grenades had been thrown at them from two meters away and noted that the Temblores organization had documented instances of police violence against protesters. Carrascal maintained that her credential implied a responsibility to the citizens and that she was accountable to her people, not to those who, she said, sought to intimidate them. She added that she would not stand by in the face of injustices and that she would not back down in the defense of the rights and dignity of the population. #DerechosHumanos #Protesta #JusticiaSocial (translated)

"It is a deep injustice that the autonomous financing system is discussed and the local financing system is not; everyone knows that, despite being the administrations that manage the least public money, citizens are asking us for more and we are taking on more and more responsibilities. This cannot wait... the capacity of municipalities must be improved." The Mayor of Madrid, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, agreed at a subsequent press conference on the need to increase resources for different municipalities. #EncuentroIberoamericano #Vivienda #CambioClimático (translated)

Fran stated that Beltrán had received a kick and, nonetheless, had been cautioned. He described the decision as the biggest "theft" he had seen in football and said that, at 64 years old, with four children and two grandchildren, he had never witnessed anything like it. #Fútbol #Injusticia #VAR (translated)

Mar Jiménez's article reflects on the difference between the perception of injustice on the right and left, arguing that a paralyzing centrality has led to inaction being accepted as inevitable, while society now demands the transformation of intolerable situations like the housing emergency, marked by the case of Maricarmen. #Injusticia #Vivienda #PolíticaSocial (translated)

Héctor Bellerín expressed his discontent with the refereeing after the controversial defeat of Betis against Barça, pointing out a feeling of injustice in the team due to refereeing decisions that, according to him, are not punished in the same way. #HéctorBellerín #Betis #arbitraje (translated)

The Supreme Court has decided to suspend the right to vote in the upcoming general elections in November for thousands of people who obtained Spanish nationality under the Democratic Memory Law, which awakens a deep sense of injustice. #MemoriaHistórica #DerechosCiviles #ExilioRepublicano (translated)

The author claimed that organized crime, which he linked to "narcosocialism" and "narcoterrorism," was running out of governments in Ibero-America. He also stated that the government of Pedro Sánchez, whom he described as a bridge in Europe to corrupt Brussels, was faltering. The post ended with an unfinished statement about Sánchez's remarks on injustice and inequality. #Narcoterrorismo #Iberoamérica #Corrupción #ES #BR #CO #MX (translated)