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The Spanish Revolution argued that some retirees had contributed for forty years, paid taxes, and worked for very low wages. It criticized that, as written, a spokesperson for the PP had announced that pensions "are going to burst" and that Feijóo spoke of "sacrifices." It also asked what more sacrifices could be demanded after a whole life of working and requested that it be explained. #Pensiones #Trabajo #JusticiaSocial (translated)

The unions' proposal to increase the interprofessional minimum wage (SMI) by 7% for 2027 would affect approximately five million workers, who would remain in the lowest salary bracket because this increase has not been accompanied by a similar growth in other wages. #SalarioMínimo #SMI #TrabajoEspaña (translated)

Repentant Milei shared the testimony of a student from the Faculty of Exact Sciences, who said that there were prominent scientists who could not live on their salary and that the gas they threw at her had made it impossible for her to breathe. When asked to leave a message, the student issued an insulting condemnation against everyone in Congress. The account added that anyone who was not moved by her was not Argentine. https://t.co/4gqrAoubz7 #Argentina #Ciencia #DerechosHumanos (translated)

Apu posted a joke in which a person compared the 2,000 euros of pension that his grandfather received with the 1,500 euros he earned from working, and said that he would prefer his grandfather's pension to be reduced rather than his salary to be increased. https://t.co/ISo5qgk7Oa #pensión #sueldo #trabajo (translated)

Albert Ortega reflected on Vinícius Júnior and stated that, based on status, salary, hierarchy, and offensive production, he was the second most important player for Real Madrid, but he was going through his worst moment since joining the club. He also said that, in his opinion, the Brazilian had hit rock bottom in Rome. #ViníciusJúnior #RealMadrid #Fútbol (translated)

elDiario.es reported that Mar Espinar, spokesperson for the PSOE in the Assembly of Madrid, listed a long list of cuts that she attributed to the Rajoy Government, including those related to salaries, pensions, and scholarships. During her speech, Espinar said: "Shut up, I haven't finished yet." https://t.co/QAip05N1bw #PSOE #AsambleaDeMadrid #Rajoy (translated)

The main union of El Corte Inglés, Valorian, proposes a staggered salary increase of up to 18% over three years, in order to ensure that workers' wages exceed 21,000 euros gross annually and to improve working conditions. #ConvenioColectivo #ElCorteInglés #SubidaSalarial (translated)

The Valorian union, the majority union at El Corte Inglés, has requested a salary increase of 18% over three years to adjust salaries to inflation and the social reality of the country, in addition to proposing a reduction in the working day and improvements in rest conditions. #SalarioJusto #NegociaciónColectiva #ElCorteInglés (translated)

The UGT and CCOO unions demand a 7% increase in the interprofessional minimum wage (SMI) for 2027, which would raise the lowest salaries to more than 1,300 euros gross per month, in the context of a general strike scheduled for November 11 and the elections on November 29. #SMI #HuelgaGeneral #Salarios (translated)

The UGT and CCOO unions have proposed to the Government a 7% increase in the interprofessional minimum wage (SMI), raising it to 1,307 euros gross per month, to compensate for inflation and ensure the protection of salaries against rising prices. #SMI #SalarioMínimo #HuelgaGeneral (translated)

Estefania Molina stated that the space to the left of the PSOE had focused its debate for weeks on egos and positions, while barely any of its proposals were known. She affirmed that Pedro Sánchez was already running for election with the program of Podemos, Frente Amplio, and other formations, and pointed out that, in her opinion, the problem with that part of the left was that it no longer differentiated itself from the PSOE, not who was losing their salaries. #Política #Elecciones #Izquierda (translated)

Mario Di Costanzo asked Zoé Robledo that, if the IMSS did not have a budget to increase the salaries of its workers, money should stop being allocated to the Tren Maya, the AIFA, and the refinery that, according to him, was not refining. He argued that this way they would reach the necessary resources and labeled those projects as whims of the macuspano. He also tagged Claudia Sheinbaum. #IMSS #AumentodeSueldos #Economía (translated)

Mario Di Costanzo criticized what he called “miserable salaries” at the IMSS. He wrote that the salary tables of the institution set a monthly salary of 13,210 pesos for a maxillofacial surgeon, a mere increase of 372 pesos (2.9%), while Zoé Robledo earned 225,000 pesos gross per month. #IMSS #SueldoJusto #Desigualdad (translated)

Nicolas Redondo Terreros questioned the actions of the members of the Constitutional Court in the approval of the amnesty and argued that they had favored Pedro Sánchez and Carles Puigdemont. He claimed that the measure had served to secure the seven independentist votes necessary for Sánchez to remain in La Moncloa and rejected that its purpose had been to pacify Catalan society or facilitate political agreements. The author said that if the Supreme Court ruled against it, the Constitutional Court would still have to pronounce on the so-called "grandchildren's law." He also maintained that the magistrates had lost prestige and had acted in the service of a leader who, according to him, lacked scruples and threatened democratic balances. Redondo Terreros responded to Cándido Conde-Pumpido's assertion that going against the Constitutional Court was going against democracy. In his view, criticizing the court's management and its intervention in the Supreme Court's realm was also a way to defend it. #Constitución #Democracia #Justicia (translated)

Oscar López Agueda stated that the last time the citizens were asked to make sacrifices, pensions and salaries of public employees were not updated, spending on dependency, health care and scholarships was cut, layoffs were made easier, university fees and VAT were increased, and co-payment was implemented. #Pensiones #Recortes #Empleo (translated)

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu proposed a budget package for next year that included tax cuts and increases amounting to 43 billion, with measures that were very socially responded to, such as halting the revaluation of pensions or a temporary freeze on civil servants' salaries. #DeudaFrancesa #CrisisEconómica #ContagioEuropeo (translated)