The author claimed that a family pharmacy had been completely destroyed and looted, and stated that what happened had nothing to do with school protests, but with something else. (translated)
The author stated that his opponents resorted to insults, lies, and the usual cuts, and asserted that if they liked chainsaws, they could go to the sawmill. He also insisted that pensions should not be touched. (translated)
The author stated that, in his opinion, all the members of the Government he called "Saunas" deserved prison. (translated)
The author stated that the party he described as the most corrupt in Europe, in its desperation, had spread insinuations against the Government and attacked women who regularly participated in discussions. He also wondered how far it could go in that behavior. (translated)
The author stated that the sphere of falsehoods had grown enormously and that it was urgent to put an end to it for the good of society and democratic balance. (translated)
The author believed that the activity of the PP's social media since the start of the campaign was not normal and asked whether the party had finally understood what it was about. (translated)
The publication noted that a statement signed also by her family and her lawyer reminded that she had been hospitalized since the eviction. (translated)
The author wrote that they needed to vent and that, in their view, the reports of abuse faced lax laws, bureaucracy, and institutional inaction. They said that the situation was frustrating and exhausting, but they would continue to give a voice to those who did not have one, and they thanked for the support received. (translated)
The author described the figure he was referring to as another harmful and failed despot, asserting that he had caused harm and pain around him. He added that, at least, he did not threaten to continue the war against his own people. (translated)
The author stated that the right would not act in the face of the housing crisis, would go against those who took a sick leave, and would defend the privatization of healthcare. Then, he added a link preceded by the expression "The people." (translated)
The author described the day of October 2 in Congress as marked by brilliance, anger, and pain, in addition to what she called the usual miseries of a single sector. She also stated that thousands of disappointed citizens had gathered at the doors to demand something they considered just and that they did not intend to stop. (translated)
The author described a reaction of outrage alongside the Congress after the repeal of the housing decrees and noted that those present shouted "shame." (translated)
I have already experienced the demobilizing consequences of giving up before time. This battle has been lost, but popular mobilization and the response, although fractured, should serve us to continue. (translated)
Increase in construction costs against the loss of purchasing power of the euro. (translated)
The situation is becoming very dangerous and will worsen tonight. The amounts could be huge. Extreme caution because there will be more floods and rises. (translated)
It's very good that this is the debate. So that no one who gets up every morning to go to work is deceived when voting about who represents and defends their interests. Feijóo only defends the interests of big capital. Period. (translated)
Jaime, since you already voted against your own parents in March, on Friday you and your parliamentary group can vote in favor of not doubling the price for them and many other parents. Feijóo has already said he is going to force you to vote for the speculators. And what are you going to do? (translated)
"Juntas somos más fuertes" LA PRESIÓN Y LA ORGANIZACIÓN POPULAR SIRVEN. Maricarmen podrá volver a su casa. Ha hecho falta que se les señale, que miles y miles de personas salgan a la calle en su nombre, que una mujer de 87 años haya tenido que salir en camilla de su casa #Justicia #OrganizaciónPopular #DerechosHumanos #Nocountrycodescanbeidentifiedinthetweetprovided.
After all the legal activity of recent days, I hope that tomorrow passes off peacefully. No one should want to see a return to the violence of the past. https://t.co/wUF1QWwzJ4 #Peace #Hope #NoViolence #Nocountrycodescanbeidentifiedfromthetweet.
El gas pimienta que más me preocupa es el que rocía la policía a quienes se manifiestan por la vivienda. https://t.co/iOCwWHBYQ5 #GasPimienta #DerechosHumanos #Protestas #Nocountrycodescanbeidentifiedfromthetweetprovided.
