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Laudelino said that he was closely following the situation in France, a country where he worked for a French company, studied the language, and had friends. In his assessment, the French situation resembled that of Brazil: although he considered the people good, he stated that they had lost the means to have their will respected. He wrote that in both countries, the parties, the press, and the state apparatus were leftist and that representative democracy had failed, leaving the interests of the population as a secondary concern. He also mentioned that there were already discussions about restoring the monarchy in France. Regarding French politics, he noted that Marie le Pen, a right-wing candidate, was emerging as the favorite, while the political structure resisted the possibility of losing space or rights. According to Laudelino, the French state consumed 57% of GDP per year, and since Mitterrand, the political proposal had been to continue spending and raising taxes. He stated that France was a Christian country but had become socialist and, for that reason, was bankrupt. As a solution for France and Brazil, he pointed to the past and cited Vendée, Louis IX, and Joan of Arc, in addition to criticizing the French Revolution, Bonapartism, and socialism. In conclusion, he said that the problem of both countries was the "software." #França #Democracia #História (translated)

Arthur Machado wrote that Hollywood had stopped producing films that exalted the myth of the entrepreneur starting in a garage and that big tech companies had begun to be seen as selfish monopolists. He also stated that green energy projects in the US, Europe, and the Gulf monarchies grew significantly because of the Iraq war and that environmentalism had been “revived.” Machado said that Trump had not been able to reduce the cost of living for the average American, a problem that, according to him, also affected England, Spain, France, and Portugal. He added that extreme left movements were on the rise. Regarding the popular uprisings in France and Italy, he stated that they had shocked many people in the center and wrote that “the heavy hand turns.” #Política #Economia #Ambiente (translated)

The article reflects on the relevance of the monarchy in the 21st century, arguing that its main function is to embody the idea of the protective State and respond to the needs of the people, as evidenced by the recent visit of the Kings to Ceuta, where citizens expressed their concerns about security at the border. #Monarquía #EstadoProtector #Ceuta (translated)

ElBuni pointed out that a police officer was wearing the emblem of the Recognition Legion on his helmet and ironically referred to him as a "total genius." He also claimed that the monarchy of Paradis, by prohibiting technology, was less reactionary than the Kirchnerists, whom he attributed the intention to ban the internet. https://t.co/GQRQnWhKZZ #policía #tecnología #internet (translated)

The article analyzes how the image and actions of King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia aesthetically and symbolically evoke the Francoist era, especially through their recent visit to Ceuta, which has been laden with a discourse of firmness and national unity in a sensitive geopolitical context. #Monarquía #Franquismo #Soberanía (translated)

Questioning the Constitutional Court is questioning democracy. The interview in El País with the president of the Constitutional Court, Cándido Conde-Pumpido, titled "Questioning the Constitutional Court is questioning democracy" - should have stated, for greater precision, "the democracy of Sánchez" - illustrates the institutional corruption that emanates from Sanchismo: the State at the service of the personal interest of the president. #Monarquía #Rey #Sanchismo (translated)

The article analyzes how the recent visit of the Kings to Ceuta and Melilla emphasizes the strength of the Spanish monarchy despite the attempts of Pedro Sánchez's government to deconstruct the institutions of the State, highlighting the distance between the figure of the King and the actions of Sanchismo. #Monarquía #Rey #Sanchismo (translated)

The article analyzes the role of Felipe VI during his reign, highlighting his response to the Catalan crisis and the recent Moroccan invasion, reaffirming his function as a symbol of unity and permanence of Spain in the face of internal and external challenges. #FelipeVI #Monarquía #Unidad (translated)

King Felipe and Queen Letizia will spend the night in Ceuta on October 13, marking the first time since Alfonso XIII that a head of state has spent the night in this autonomous city, where they will participate in various events, including a visit to a school and an ecumenical tribute at the Muslim cemetery for deceased immigrants. #Monarquía #Ceuta #Inmigración (translated)

Former President José María Aznar warns that if Pedro Sánchez governs again after the elections, it could endanger the Constitution and the Monarchy, while the electoral pre-campaign heats up with controversial proposals from other political leaders. #Aznar #Monarquía #PolíticaEspañola (translated)

Ada Colau, former mayor of Barcelona and recognized sovereigntist, positions herself as a candidate for the Broad Front in the upcoming general elections in Spain, highlighting her criticism of the monarchy and her approach towards a confederal model for the country. #AdaColau #Soberanismo #PolíticaEspañola (translated)

"If Pedro Sánchez could form a government, the constitutional system, unity, and the Monarchy, as we have known it until now, would come to an end," Aznar warned during a talk with EL MUNDO journalist Juanma Lamet as part of the cycle '1936: The War We All Lost,' corresponding to the XI edition of Letras in Seville, coordinated by the academic of the Language, writer, and columnist for this newspaper Arturo Pérez-Reverte, and journalist Jesús Vigorra. #Aznar #Elecciones2026 #Monarquía (translated)

Former President José María Aznar warned that if Pedro Sánchez manages to form a government after the elections on November 29, the Monarchy would come to an end, simultaneously criticizing the 'grandchildren's law' for its intention to alter the electoral roll. #Aznar #Elecciones2026 #Monarquía (translated)

Óscar Puente criticized a person whom he associated with weapons of mass destruction and the balkanization of Spain. He wrote that since losing the 2004 elections, that person had announced the end of the constitutional order and the monarchy. According to Puente, he also claimed that Spain would end if Pedro Sánchez won again and that the apocalypse would come if the PP won. Puente stated that he no longer had the capacity to be surprised and said they would notify the day he made an accurate prediction. #España #Política #Elecciones (translated)