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Gustavo Petro stated that on his stage there were minors who expressed through poetry and songs their affinity with a government that, he said, they felt protected them. He added that they were accompanied by their parents and had their permission. Petro questioned the opening of eight processes against Congresswoman María Fernanda Carvajal for the expression of minors with their parents' permission, and labeled the measure as a “progrom” against the bench that, he pointed out, the people voted for by a majority. https://t.co/lX10AWMTu1 #DerechosHumanos #LibertadDeExpresión #Infancia (translated)

Gustavo Petro rejected Eva's accusations against the mother of his younger daughters and claimed they lacked evidence. He also questioned the director and the owner of the magazine that published them, asserting that the allegations portrayed his family as linked to drug trafficking and arms trafficking. Petro stated that his children were desired and that he raised them with the intention of bringing them closer to Colombia's history, books, and poetry. He claimed that his family had distanced itself from power and greed, and highlighted the help he received from Jorge Emilio Alcocer in his fight against narcoparamilitarism in Sucre, as well as the public and professional background of Emilio Alcocer, whom he identified as the grandfather and great-grandfather of his daughters. The author asserted that he had fulfilled the peace agreement he signed 37 years ago and denied that official planes from his government had transported clandestine weapons or drugs. He stated that he had removed officials suspected of doing so before his government. Furthermore, he urged affected individuals to go to court against Eva, the director, and the owner of the magazine if they did not publish a retraction of equivalent scope; he noted that the accusation was based on the testimony that "a person told me." #Colombia #Justicia #Historia (translated)

Paola wrote that she had found a dedication and was surprised to read that, for Father's Day, the teachers had made them memorize a poem that invited them to give "a good slap." She added that if it had happened today, there would have been parliamentary inquiries. https://t.co/FKcxIhQIh8 #FestaDelPapà #Poesia #Ricordi (translated)

The new Nobel Prize in Literature winner, Anne Carson, combines in her work the academic study of the classics with contemporary poetry and a personal exploration, promoting writing without borders and challenging clichés and the immediacy of the digital age. #AnneCarson #Literatura #Clichés (translated)

Don Ricardo Salinas Pliego said that, for Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, living in a convent had not been a confinement, but a way to guarantee her freedom to study, write, and gather a personal library of more than 4,000 books. In a publication of "Thursday's CollectionsRSP," he presented the first edition of *Fame and Posthumous Works of the Phoenix of Mexico...*, printed in Madrid in 1700, five years after the writer's death. According to Salinas Pliego, the work compiled the thoughts of one of the most prominent figures of the colonial period. He also stated that Sor Juana, self-taught and of exceptional intellect, defended women as bearers of reason and knowledge through her poetry. He invited people to consult the work and the library's collection on its new microsite. https://t.co/BnOwsroYC3 #SorJuanaInésDeLaCruz #Literatura #Biblioteca (translated)

Anne Carson, awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature 2026, expressed her disbelief at the award by stating: They are all crazy, it's madness, and she admitted that she does not consider the award as recognition of her work, describing her situation as a mystery. #AnneCarson #NobelDeLiteratura #Poesía (translated)

The article highlights how the Nobel Prize in Literature awarded to Anne Carson emphasizes her exceptional contribution to contemporary poetry, merging elements of mythology, history, and human experience through a language that challenges traditional boundaries between verse and prose. #AnneCarson #Poesía #Literatura (translated)

Anne Carson, who received the Nobel Prize in Literature 2026, expressed her surprise at the award and emphasized the importance of poetry in times of haste, stating that poetry is more useful than prose now and describing her initial reactions to the news as madness. #AnneCarson #NobelDeLiteratura #Poesía (translated)

Anne Carson, the newly awarded Nobel Prize in Literature, is described as a multifaceted writer who blends poetry, essay, and translation, bringing references from antiquity into the contemporary context, as highlighted by the editor João Concha, who published her works in Portugal. #AnneCarson #NobeldLiteratura #LiteraturaContemporânea (translated)