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Simón Levy wrote that drug traffickers, rapists, and murderers should not be considered human beings, and insisted that politicians linked to drug trafficking should lose all their civil and political rights. He also stated that the State should not allocate resources to keep murderers and corrupt individuals in prison, as, according to him, those funds should be dedicated to health, education, and security. #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #Seguridad (translated)

Lonche stated that the administration of Dedsafío should have expelled the streamer after he labeled it, according to him, as being full of rapists and harassers. He criticized that they did not do so and compared it to DOMGAMER, whom he claimed was expelled for much less. He also questioned why a statement was now being published in which the streamer claimed to have "endured." #Narcostreamer #Acoso #Comunicado (translated)

María Fernanda Cabal described Eva Ferrer's allegations in Semana as "very serious" and stated that Verónica Alcocer would have led a gang that transported millions of dollars and drugs from Venezuela on an official plane. She also claimed that there would have been money for campaign funding for cousins and disputes over those funds, and described Petro's environment as organized crime. Cabal questioned the morality that, she said, they preached regarding the alleged enrichment with drug trafficking money. #Colombia #corrupción #narcotráfico (translated)

María Fernanda Cabal described the allegations made by Eva Ferrer published in Semana as very serious. According to Cabal, these pointed to Verónica Alcocer as the head of an organization that allegedly transferred millions of dollars and drugs from Venezuela in the presidential plane, allocated money to campaigns of cousins, and was involved in disputes over those funds. Cabal stated that Petro's circle was organized crime and questioned whether the morality they preached consisted of enriching themselves with money from drug traffickers. #Colombia #corrupción #narco (translated)

Daniel F. Briceño wrote that, according to Eva Ferrer, Petro was helping large Colombian drug traffickers through the "total peace" initiative and Verónica Alcocer was transporting drugs to Venezuela on official planes. He added that some people on the left were still lamenting that both were on the OFAC list. #Colombia #PazTotal #Corrupción (translated)

Pepa R. de Millán recalled that, according to her, the UCO had confirmed two days earlier that individuals linked to the PSOE contacted drug traffickers to assassinate the judge who investigated Sánchez's brother. She asked for that accusation to be repeated daily and expressed her support for Judge Biedma. #Justicia #Corrupción #España (translated)

The judge has decided to unblock the bank accounts of Juan Andrés, partner of Miss Spain 2005 Verónica Hidalgo, who is in prison for his alleged involvement in money laundering related to the drug trafficking gang of 'Moreno'. #BlanqueoDeDinero #TráficoDeDrogas #Narcos (translated)

Mario Di Costanzo wrote that Sara Carter, whom he identified as the director of the United States National Office of Drug Control Policy, warned that she would pursue officials who collaborated with the cartels, even if they were governors. He also attributed to Carter the statement that no member of the cartels or collaborator could sleep peacefully. #Narcos #Gobernadores #Drogas (translated)

The author argued that the cessation of abundant funding from the Ibero-American left by the United States through USAID, along with Donald Trump's warning that the coups and subversive actions of "criminal narcosocialism" would have a response, had mobilized popular will in Ibero-America. The message remained unfinished as the author described that mobilization as something "immense." #Iberoamérica #Trump #Política #US #MX #CO (translated)

The author stated that it was confirmed that agents of the Socialist Party commissioned by the Government had proposed to a clan of drug traffickers to assassinate a judge who was investigating the brother of the head of the Government, Pedro Sánchez. #Política #Justicia #Corrupción #ES (translated)

Captain Bitcoin claimed that a judicial investigation pointed to Judge Beatriz Biedma, who oversaw the case regarding Pedro Sánchez's brother, as having been the target of a plot to end her life. He added that there would be a hearing before the National Court the next day. According to the author, by the end of 2024, individuals linked to PSOE networks would have met with a drug clan from Badajoz and then with another one, Los Rochos. He asserted that they would have offered to resolve their legal issues in exchange for removing the judge, and that there were follow-ups and shared information about her home, the gym she frequented, and photographs of her. Captain Bitcoin pointed out that Cintia Rocho, who he described as the leader of the clan, had testified before the UCO and identified Sáenz de Tejada as the one who provided her with the judge's information. According to the author, Rocho claimed that she was asked to end the judge's life. He also maintained that both clans rejected the proposal and that a possible crime of conspiracy to commit homicide was being investigated. He added that it was contemplated that Pedro Sánchez, his brother, and the former leader of the PSOE in Extremadura would testify as witnesses. At the end of the publication, Captain Bitcoin promoted his community and said it already gathered 8,500 people. #España #Justicia #Corrupción (translated)

The Meconios wrote that Alberto Núñez Feijóo and Santiago Abascal should confront Pedro Sánchez during the debates and reproach him for his alleged concessions to Morocco, in addition to asking him what that country knew about him. They also accused Sánchez's party of having contacted a drug trafficking clan to eliminate a judge and stated that anything other than presenting those issues to him face to face would be wrong. #Política #Debate #España (translated)

Natalia Andrikopoulou wrote that the initial promotional material did a disservice to "Derti," as she noted, it presented it as just another production in the style of "This Night Stays." In contrast, she characterized it as the Greek "Narcos," with love stories and guitar riffs, keeping in mind the proportions. #nterti #Ντερτι #ΕλληνικόςΚινηματογράφος #Μουσική (translated)

Gustavo Petro stated that some airlines intended to apply the U.S. OFAC law in Colombia due to his ties with Colombian individuals. He asserted that this legislation did not apply in Colombian territory and that for it to do so, the country would need to change its Constitution through a Constituent Assembly. Petro said that OFAC had stopped focusing on drug traffickers and that, according to him, people opposed to the genocide in Gaza were included on its lists. He claimed that he was sanctioned for his speech before the UN and for asking for the formation of a United Nations army to defend Gaza, which would include the Colombian battalion deployed in Sinai to protect Palestinian children. He also accused the DEA of spending a year searching for and fabricating evidence regarding alleged links of his with drug trafficking. He said that drug traffickers whom he himself extradited, and who he claimed wanted to kill him, were the ones who believed those accusations. He maintained that Colombian drug trafficking had political influence, but that it was not found in progressivism, which, according to him, the narcos had pursued and attacked. Petro accused drug trafficking of supporting extreme right-wing ideas and stated that Colombian drug traffickers had access to the White House while poor farmers and people transporting small amounts of drugs through the Caribbean were being pursued. He added that drug traffickers with judicial agreements in the United States were moving shipments in submarines and had fleets of planes, and asserted that cocaine traveled in containers from companies of presidents who met with Donald Trump. Finally, Petro claimed that alias Fito contradicted journalist Vicky by saying he did not know him and that, instead, he was a friend and partner of the person who accused him. #Colombia #DerechosHumanos #JusticiaSocial (translated)

Gustavo Petro defended a proposal to desalinate seawater and pump it to Santa Marta from the north of the city using solar energy and batteries. He said that the supply would complement the water arriving by gravity from the Sierra Nevada, which, according to him, was no longer sufficient, and accused Abelardo of opposing the project as a megadrought was approaching. He also claimed that the proposal would bring drinking water to the northern Caribbean coast and questioned why the project was destroyed just as the installation was about to begin, without proposing an alternative. Petro compared Abelardo to Peñalosa and stated that the latter had replaced an underground metro with an elevated one, which, as he wrote, did not reduce average travel times and cost USD 7 billion to the Colombian people. He added that Bogotá had lost 12 years and continued to suffer from traffic jams, linking the project to the devaluation of developments in the northern savannah. In addition, he questioned the Sierra Azul mining concession, which, according to Petro, would extract copper and silver for Abelardo's foreign allies and affect the water of the Rancherías river and lands intended for food production. He argued that the priority should be to invest in drinking water for the northern Caribbean and accused Abelardo of depriving Santa Marta of water while he had never lacked it in his home in Florida, where Petro also associated him with Marcos and people he described as drug traffickers. He concluded by labeling those responsible as "professional scammers." #AguaPotable #SantaMarta #Desalinizacion (translated)