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Ultimora.net reported that Argentine President Javier Milei had called Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez a "dictator" and accused his government of facilitating the mass arrival of migrants in Ceuta for electoral reasons, claiming that each immigrant represented a vote. During a visit to Madrid, Milei also urged voters to oust the socialists, describing Spain as the cradle of liberalism. #Politica #Migrazioni #Liberalismo (translated)

Miroslav Pacnik called on voters to mark SDS on November 15 and announced his candidacy for municipal councilor on their list. He wrote that he wants to contribute to the development of the municipality of Velenje, attract investors, and strengthen the economy, as well as leave more decisions and money to local communities and city districts. At the presentation, he mentioned that he grew up on a small farm near Velenje, completed high school in electrical engineering in Velenje, and studied economic engineering in Maribor. According to him, he served as a civil soldier for seven months at the Topolšica hospital and then worked in Slovenske Konjice. He spent four years in Germany, learned the language, and advanced to a management position, later returning to Slovenia with his family. Pacnik wrote that he worked for 17 years in an American company with 200,000 employees and reached the position of purchasing director. He also emphasized that he built a home and raised three children, and that Christian values are important to him. He regarded the removal of the bronze head of the dictator as a symbolic act that, in his opinion, should steer Velenje and Slovenia back towards democracy. He added that he wants to make the municipality a place where people would want to stay and live. #Velenje #SDS #Demokracija (translated)

When in the sixth largest economy in the world we are unable to maintain public order, the foundations of democracy are affected. The mayor of Marseille, Benoît Payan of the Socialists, said that "when in the sixth largest economy in the world we are unable to maintain public order, the foundations of democracy are affected." #Francia #Proteste #EmanueleMacron (translated)

Rikke Sten wrote that she fundamentally disagreed with Pelle's socialist ideology. She criticized his proposal to punish businesses that earned too much, believing it would lead to them being burdened even more. Sten called the proposal indecent and anti-growth, stating that it would harm what she described as the foundation of Denmark's free and prosperous society. https://t.co/d29UuE2XxP #dkpol #socialisme #økonomi (translated)

Mr. Husis wrote that older people incorrectly viewed Marine Le Pen as a copy of her father, Jean-Marie Le Pen. He claimed that for decades she had tried to downplay the party’s most controversial positions and distance herself from her father, among other things by distancing herself from repatriation, using socialist arguments in economic matters, and toning down the rhetoric about the Islamization of France. He assessed that she would likely be a disaster for France and Europe and pave the way for a far-left president. #MarineLePen #Frankrike #Politik (translated)

Viktor Barth-Kron wrote that socialist justice meant equal outcomes for all, while liberal justice, according to him, was about equal opportunities. In connection with social democratic justice, he referred to a link. https://t.co/ocGJvQlRIE #rättvisa #jämlikhet #socialism (translated)

Marats Kasems wrote that Beness Aijo had participated in a communist protest in front of the Russian presidential administration building a few days ago, where objections were raised against this year's State Duma election violations. Kasems claimed that Aijo had spoken about the difficulties faced by observers in entering polling stations and accused the Russian authorities and the head of the Central Election Commission, Ella Pamfilova, of stealing elections in Moscow. According to Kasems, Aijo had called the Russian government de jure illegitimate, criticized it for dismantling the socialist state, and claimed that the elections were stolen from the communists. Kasems also wrote that FSB officers had attempted to issue Aijo a decision to initiate administrative proceedings regarding discrediting the army, but Aijo refused to accept it. He reportedly explained that he had once defended the so-called "DTR" and therefore could not discredit the army. Kasems pointed out that he had previously warned Aijo about possible problems with Russian security services. He expressed satisfaction that Aijo's actions were now causing headaches for the Kremlin, rather than Latvia. In conclusion, Kasems asked whether a criminal case would be initiated against Aijo or if he might die from falling out of an eighth-floor window. #benessAijo #komunisti #kremlis #orki #fsb #benessAijo #komunisti #kremlis (translated)

As long as there are 176 mandates pointing to a socially democratic-led government, there are no parliamentary conditions for a non-socialist government. As long as there are 176 mandates pointing to a socially democratic-led government, there are no parliamentary conditions for a non-socialist government. If that were to change, I am ready, says Ulf Kristersson. #SvenskPolitik #UlfKristersson #Regeringsfrågan (translated)

Belgian socialists are showing a growing malaise about their traditional support for their French socialist party colleagues, with an increasing tendency to support Jean-Luc Mélenchon of La France insoumise for the 2027 presidential elections. #PSBelgique #Mélenchon2027 #LFI (translated)

The compound interest was criticized by the editorial writer Jonna Sima, who accused her of being poorly informed about the Center Party's stance. According to the writer, the Center Party had run on a centrist solution, not on supporting a leftist majority, and the centrist option had not been successful. The writer also questioned how much influence the Center Party would gain in a government with the VPK and the MP, which they described disparagingly. If the goal was to maximize political influence, the Moderates had already offered the Center Party more than the left could do, the writer claimed. However, according to the post, the Center Party saw a centrist solution as more important than making an impact for its political agenda. The writer concluded by once again accusing Sima of being ignorant about the issue. #politiksverige #centerpartiet #ledarskap (translated)

Raphaël Glucksmann has won the socialist primaries and promises to unite the democratic left to combat the far-right party, but faces the challenge of expanding his electorate and creating broader support for the 2027 presidential elections. #Présidentielle2027 #RaphaëlGlucksmann #GaucheDémocratique (translated)