Hinata called on the French to take up the slogan "recua fascita recua" in their demonstrations, in tribute to the support of the Brazilian people. #France #Brésil #Solidarité (translated)
Hinata called on the French to take up the slogan "recua fascita recua" in their demonstrations, in tribute to the support of the Brazilian people. #France #Brésil #Solidarité (translated)
The author of the post reminded about the electoral slogan promising cheaper energy and stated that ČEZ will raise electricity and gas prices for 1.6 million customers from January. He wrote that before the elections it was enough to put a few words on a billboard, while now the bills are coming, and added that households cannot be heated by an electoral slogan. https://t.co/hLXlwV4pVX #energie #neleně #zima #CZ (translated)
A procession in Rome saw the participation of anarchist mothers and young veterans of '68 who demonstrated for rights and the future, highlighting political dissent with provocative slogans like "sorry for the inconvenience." #Roma #Manifestazione #Disagio (translated)

The author wrote that, during the presentation of the Statistical Dossier on Immigration 2026, held on Tuesday in Rome, the data contradicted the political slogan that a reduction in irregular immigration would lead to fewer deaths at sea. He reported that landings in Italy had decreased from 157,000 in 2023 to 66,000 in 2024. #Immigrazione #Roma #Statistiche #IT (translated)
Today there will be a general strike in over 50 Italian cities against the war economy and the cost of living, with demonstrations involving workers, students, and housing movements, under the slogan Lower the arms, raise the wages. #ScioperoGenerale #EconomiaDiGuerra #Mobilitazione (translated)

Elvina Aslan described a gap between French political discourse on freedom, equality, and democracy and the social difficulties she mentioned, notably the cost of living for families and the concerns of young people about their future. She wrote that in the crisis she attributed to Emmanuel Macron, citizens felt abandoned, economically strangled, and excluded from political decisions. She added that peacefully protesting was not a crime and believed that the state should understand the causes of discontent and protect the rights of citizens. #France #Démocratie #JusticeSociale (translated)
The article highlights that at least 927 homeless people died in France in 2025, shedding light on the homelessness crisis with the slogan "Living on the streets kills." #Erreur #Service #Urgent (translated)
The influential American union leader and activist Dolores Huerta (96) has passed away from cancer, and is known as the woman behind the famous slogan Yes, we can!, which became globally popular through Obama's Yes, we can. #DoloresHuerta #Burgerrechten #Vrouwenrechten (translated)

Los Angeles has chosen 'Stars Align' as the official slogan for the 2028 Olympic Games, announcing the theme through a promotional video that invites athletes, volunteers, and fans to come together to celebrate this extraordinary event. #GiochiOlimpici #LosAngeles2028 #StarsAlign (translated)

The publication states that Croatia should not trust again the story of a new, European Serbia because, according to the author, the old politics continued behind the new political faces. The author said that he is interested in concrete actions, not political slogans, and that a change of government alone would not make Serbia a European state. https://t.co/ZZxZuaqJs9 #Hrvatska #Srbija #politika #HR #RS (translated)
Tensions in Turin as the police close via Po and charge at the demonstrators, who oppose their intervention with slogans and insults. #Torino #Manifestanti #Polizia (translated)

In the center of Brussels, a first calm meeting takes place amidst a strong police presence, while anti-police slogans are being expressed. #Bruxelles #Manifestation #Police (translated)
The author stated that the police officers intervening against second-generation vandals had noticed the presence of Italians encouraging them. He also described the calls spread on social media as suspicious and compared the anti-capitalist slogans to those of the Red Brigades. https://t.co/cqd084qOwU #Polizia #Vandalismo #Anticapitalismo #IT (translated)
Marco Setaccioli wrote that listening to Riccardo Ricciardi of the 5 Star Movement required patience, but could be instructive. He reported that, as a guest the day before on Piazzapulita on La7, Ricciardi had corrected Giorgia Mulè multiple times and even corrected himself, using the terms "arms" and "rearmament" in response to those discussing defense and security. According to Setaccioli, M5S representatives often resorted to those words in Parliament, on television, in the squares, and in Marco Travaglio’s newspaper, to stir up outrage by linking rearmament to the rising cost of living, healthcare waiting lists, the scarcity of university housing, and even bad weather. He added that a young guest on the same episode, Fouad, repeated the slogan "more school, less arms" while, in his opinion, making an unacceptable "non-condemnation" of those responsible for the devastation in Milan, without knowing figures and spending mechanisms. Setaccioli argued that this could lead people to believe that 14 billion would be spent on arms while prices were rising and schools were falling apart. He stated that, through the SAFE mechanism, the capital invested in security would be returned after 10 years, over 35 years, and at almost zero interest. He also wrote that spending on arms, adjusted for inflation, had increased proportionally more in the three measures approved by Giuseppe Conte in peacetime than in the four enacted by the Meloni government, despite two large-scale wars ongoing. According to Setaccioli, that year's budget had increased the defense budget by 1.1 billion, an amount that likely would not have been enough to offset the rising cost of living, while the consequences of the Superbonus would have cost 40 billion. He concluded that no funds would be taken from schools to favor arms lobbyists and attributed the precarious conditions of institutions to the choices of those who, in his view, preferred to finance thermal coats, fixtures, and facades of second homes and castles. #M5S #Difesa #Sicurezza (translated)
Jacopo Iacoboni wrote that abroad it was being noticed how the Italian protests echoed a slogan expressed by Maria Zakharova, opposing the sending of weapons to Kyiv and supporting the allocation of funds to schools. He added that, in his opinion, there were strong suspicions of Russian interference and operations. https://t.co/Rz3sossmJU #Proteste #Italia #InterferenzeRusse (translated)
Thousands of protesters marched through Athens on Wednesday 21 October, demanding greater investment in education. Crowds filled the streets of the capital, waving banners, chanting slogans and beating drums as they made their way past the Greek parliament. #EducationProtest #Greece #StudentRights

The slogan "In the name of God, it’s the darkness," born during student protests in France and used to mock the police, has also spread to Italy, reflecting racial tensions and the repression of demonstrations. #Bismillah #Proteste #Francia (translated)

The FPÖ slogan "Vienna must not become Paris," used by club chairman Maximilian Krauss, has its roots in a decades-long political narrative of the party that cites various cities as cautionary examples. #Wien #FPÖ #Politik (translated)

The author stated that the far-left militias had become the armed wing of La France insoumise. He believed that the movement's elected officials legitimized violence by refusing to condemn the slogan "ACAB" and by keeping Raphaël Arnault, whose parliamentary assistants, he wrote, were awaiting their trial for murder. https://t.co/CdlthYq3AU #LFI #violence #politique #FR (translated)
The author believed that the government should protect the freedom to protest. He criticized the Prime Minister for asking to choose a "side," stating that there wasn't one and that the situation did not pit the police against the youth. He also wrote that, if everything depended on the slogan, there was no freedom. (translated)