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Mercedes Cabrera, former Minister of Education under Zapatero, analyzes in her book 'Nostalgia of Paper' the evolution of the media in Spain, claims that Pedro Sánchez has been misled by his advisors, and criticizes the dehumanization of current politics, wondering how this situation has come about. #MercedesCabrera #MediosdeComunicación #PedroSánchez (translated)

The author recounted that the night before he went to carry out a transaction at an ATM in Mérida and found a long line, consisting of dozens of people, at a CaixaBank ATM. According to what he wrote, many of them appeared to be homeless. When he asked, they told him they were there to collect assistance; he added that he did not want to inquire further out of respect for the people present. #AyudaSocial #Solidaridad #Mérida #ES (translated)

Foolish reported that he was asked if he had lost Juan's heart. According to him, Foolish responded that, in the canon, Juan's heart was somewhere in the laboratory and asked for the information to be spread. 𝜗ৎ reacted by saying that they were safe. https://t.co/LMDnpEGONY #corazóndejuan #laboratorio #foolish (translated)

The litigation over the Sijena murals is moving towards its definitive resolution with the change of judge, who will have to address pending questions and decide whether to maintain or modify the restitution deadlines established by her predecessor. #Sijena #MuralesRomanicos #LitigioCultural (translated)

The publication stated that Javier Milei insulted journalists after they asked him if the PP and Vox were avoiding him. According to the text, he labeled them as unintelligent, miserable, and liars, and accused them of forming a closed circle of journalists who fabricated information. #Milei #Periodismo #Política #AR #ES (translated)

The football site Ataque Futbolero shared the message from Khvicha Kvaratskhelia after his cruciate ligament injury was confirmed. The footballer said he was wondering why it had happened to him, despite having prepared especially for the match. He also noted that he would accept the pain and recovery if his injury could prevent other footballers from experiencing the same thing. He assured that he would come back stronger, thanked for the support received, and promised not to waste time. #KhvichaKvaratskhelia #Lesión #Fútbol (translated)

Spanish Revolution wrote that they had the impression that the supporters of Trump, Abascal, or Flávio Bolsonaro would justify their actions even if there were a recording of any of them throwing a body into the river, along with witnesses, evidence, and a confession. They added that some would even wonder what the victim had done to deserve it. #Política #Justicia #Sociedad (translated)

The trial for the allegations of leaks in the medical opposition exams of Osakidetza in 2018 has finally begun, focusing on the case of Plastic Surgery and the accusation that the candidate Thais Salas received help from her father-in-law, Alfredo Martínez Flórez, the author of several questions from the exam. #Osakidetza #Oposiciones #Justicia (translated)

The spokesperson claimed that 24 leaders, whom he called "feudal lords," opposed Milei's low tax economic model to maintain their ability to buy votes. He also questioned why they then asked why Argentina wasn't taking off. https://t.co/mykdEnKvdY #Argentina #Economía #Política (translated)

David Alandete argued that asking about Venezuela was an essential part of journalism and stated that those who asked journalists to stop doing so showed a limited view of press freedom and democracy. He asserted that it was just as legitimate to ask about Venezuela at the White House or the State Department as it was to ask about Ukraine, Iran, or France. According to Alandete, it was not the journalists who placed Venezuela among the priorities of U.S. policy: he recalled that Donald Trump threatened in the summer of 2017 to resort to military force against Nicolás Maduro and that, nine years later, he fulfilled that threat. He also pointed out that Trump dedicated a good part of his first speech before the United Nations General Assembly in September 2017 to denouncing the Venezuelan dictatorship. Alandete said that journalists were asking about Delcy Rodríguez, María Corina Machado, oil, political prisoners, elections, and the future of the country. He added that Machado had been received in the Oval Office by George W. Bush in 2005, that Marco Rubio had supported her candidacy for the Nobel Peace Prize, and that Trump had met with her twice in the White House at his own discretion. Finally, he maintained that stopping questions about Machado, Rodríguez, or other protagonists of the crisis for fear of uncomfortable answers confused journalism with something else. He stated that the job of journalists was to ask, verify, and report what was happening, not to protect politicians or limit themselves to asking questions favorable to a cause. #Periodismo #LibertadDePrensa #Venezuela (translated)

Nachez shared a quick round of questions with Fernando Alonso. According to the publication, Alonso said that Lance was the F1 driver he communicated with the most, that he would compete in cycling at the Olympics, that mathematics was his favorite subject as a child, and that Spain was his favorite place to visit. https://t.co/icaDnhpYrQ #F1 #FernandoAlonso #Deportes (translated)

The author announced the publication of the Health Survey in Spain, in which, as he wrote, almost 26,000 people had been asked about their health status. He highlighted that daily tobacco consumption had fallen to a historic low: from 32.1% in 1993 to the current 15.4%. He also stated that public policies were working. #Salud #Espana #Prevención #ES (translated)