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Alessandra Rojo de la Vega stated that the Cuauhtémoc Mayor's Office had not allocated and would not allocate money to finance violence, and said that she defended respect for collectives, although everyone must comply with the law. Regarding the events on Friday, she maintained that they had not been a protest but an action by an isolated group from the trans community that, according to her, came with the intention of exercising violence. She said that the members were welcomed and that a committee was formed to dialogue. She added that some demands — an investigation and the delivery of abandoned houses or land — corresponded to the Prosecutor's Office and the Government of Mexico City, respectively, and that her administration opposed these latter requests. Rojo de la Vega assured that for four hours, with the knowledge of the Citizen Security Secretariat (SSC), the group broke windows, set fire in the esplanade, and damaged security cameras. She claimed that SSC agents arrived minutes after the group left the mayor's office and suggested that they were previously busy repressing IMSS personnel who were protesting for decent salaries. She also accused a national secretary of promoting hate speech and spreading false information on social media. She claimed that she had attacked another senator from behind in the plenary session and criticized the treatment that, according to her, she offered to the searching mothers, whom she would neither receive nor listen to. The mayor described Cuauhtémoc as the most feminist municipality and stated that it was the only one out of the 16 with a shelter for victims of gender violence funded with its own resources. She said that her administration accompanied victims in filing complaints and that, thanks to Reacción Violeta, 54 attackers had received firm convictions. She added that more than 5,000 women had received psychological and legal attention, as well as training, and that during the first year of her government, femicides had decreased by 85%, according to Secretariat data. Finally, she questioned the national secretary about alleged corrupt contracts for her friends, supposed ties to drug trafficking, and the lack of attention to searching mothers. She also reproached her for remaining silent in the face of violence against medical and health personnel. #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #ViolenciaDeGénero (translated)

Political analysis suggested that a map of Brazil be created comparing the total number of university campuses, federal institutes, and hospitals before and after Lula. According to the author, this type of comparison should be accessible so that everyone could understand it. #Brasil #Educação #Saúde (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Samuel Umtiti, 2018 world champion, visited a middle school near Lyon to talk with about thirty 8th grade students about mental health. He explained that these discussions could help them understand that they were not alone and encourage them to ask for help before things got really bad. He also believed that raising awareness from a young age would give them tools to improve later on. Actu Foot credited L'Équipe. #SantéMentale #BienÊtre #Éducation (translated)

The United States is reassessing its military presence in Europe and is asking NATO to strengthen its rapid deployment capability of types of troops and equipment on the eastern flank, while the American ambassador to NATO, Matthew Whitaker, emphasizes the importance of modernizing infrastructure to respond effectively to potential crises. #SUA #NATO #securitate (translated)

Grêmio Foot-Ball Porto Alegrense reported that it was working to identify the fan involved in a video circulating on social media that denounced an act of racism. The club stated that if the individual was a member, they would be suspended preventively and that an internal ethical process had already been initiated. It also affirmed that it would collaborate with the authorities in the investigation and reiterated its anti-racist commitment and its dedication to a society free of prejudice. #ClubeDeTodos #RacismoNão #Antirracismo #Grêmio (translated)

Between two neighboring countries, such specific events occur. Moroccan warships entered the waters of Ceuta on July 30 and 31, coinciding with the massive arrival of migrants, as confirmed on Monday by the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez. #Ceuta #Marruecos #Migración (translated)

Cristian Campos stated that 99.99% of Spaniards were indifferent to the right to vote of a man from Rosario who, as he wrote, had never been to Spain and claimed to have a Spanish great-great-grandfather. He added that, if asked, they would consider that man not to be Spanish, should not be Spanish, and should not vote. #España #Voto #DerechosCiviles (translated)

Flavio Garage wrote that, since the emergence of the internet, the biggest problem of the PT would not be combating false information, but hiding the truth. As an example, he mentioned a false claim about baby bottles with sexual content and said that the party would need to refute it because, according to him, some PT congressman would certainly propose something similar. #PT #FakeNews #Política (translated)

Daniella Marques stated that the images published by Poder360 caused her sadness and indignation. She criticized protesters who, as she wrote, left destruction, graffiti, and litter in public spaces, and said that workers and cleaning professionals ended up bearing the consequences. Marques advocated that acts of vandalism should be charged and punished regardless of who committed them, and questioned the example that these scenes would set for children. She also stated that the right to protest should be exercised without preventing other people from finding the street clean. The author said that Flávio Bolsonaro had the commitment to govern for everyone, including those who thought differently, and that the law should be applied without favoritism. https://t.co/O24ciU81Sh #Protesto #Respeito #Cidadania (translated)

Deltan Dallagnol stated that leftist militants had vandalized and graffitied Avenida Paulista during a protest that, according to him, was portrayed as a "revolution." He questioned the idea of a revolution in defense of a government that, in his view, had been in power for almost 20 years. He said that a worker and her colleagues had to clean up the damage the next day and argued that ordinary people bore the consequences of the militants' actions. He also accused the political group that, according to him, had dominated Brazilian politics for almost 20 years of being linked to the largest corruption scandals in the country's history. Dallagnol related the situation to the concept of "The Chosen," attributed to Thomas Sowell, and stated that the left considered itself morally superior and tried to impose its ideas without taking responsibility. He also criticized what he described as the arrogance and aggressiveness of the militants, saying that such behavior had alienated the left from ordinary people. #Brasil #Mudança #Revolução (translated)

Guaje Salvaje responded to Javier Aroca, who had said that all progressive presidents had been booed at events of that kind, and argued that the National Festival of Spain was not a "party." He also accused RTVE of being upset with the argument that one had to listen to the street, but only when it expressed support for the Government and the left. https://t.co/9flAz9n62I #España #Política #Progresistas (translated)

Luciano Hang stated that during a leftist protest on Avenida Paulista on Sunday, the 11th, people broke and vandalized a subway station. He criticized the vandalism and said that he had been advocating for cleanliness, organization, and respect for public property for years. Hang also questioned whether this was the Brazil desired for the coming years and urged people to reflect on the need for change. #Vandalismo #PatrimônioPúblico #Protesto (translated)