La hija de Agustín Roque Muchi

El suicidio de un adolescente siempre es una muy triste noticia. Una chica de 14 años que era buscada en Merlo fue encontrada muerta en Las Heras lanacion.com.ar/sociedad/deses… a través de @LANACION/

A russian drone attacked sunflower oil storage tanks at a port in the Odesa region, according to footage from a local channel. It’s not the first time they’ve done this. The last sunflower oil spill was disastrous, polluting the sea and killing birds and fish

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Para la cuarta no me prendo.

Ahora se entiende lo de Adorni, parece que a los ministros a escondidas les subieron los sueldos de $3.584.006 a $7.902.331. Ah, tampoco cierra?

Se va entendiendo porque siempre le dieron vueltas a Ficha Limpia?

Tal cual jajajajaja

Occidente se creyó el verso de estado de bienestar. Es terrible, simplemente de locos y hdp que te maten porque le rezás a un dios diferente.

💔💙💛🧸 Murdered by russia These are not statistics They are sons, daughters, brothers & sisters Thousands more are seriously injured Hundreds of thousands kidnapped by 🇷🇺 Be their voice . . don't be silent 🙏 Support @BringKidsBackUA

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This man’s life is full of tragedy — his home, belongings and animals now fit in 1 car💔 He is a displaced person, whose wife was killed by russia. The man was heading to Uman to start over, but his car couldn’t handle the trip. In Kyiv, police and passerby came to help.

“What the fascists did to prisoners of war looks like cartoons compared to what the russians did to us.” They beat him with rifle butts along his spine, used electric shocks, drowned him in a toilet, and kept him for eight months without daylight. This is the testimony of Valentyn “Did” Ponomaryov, who spent 1,195 days in captivity. On the first day of the full-scale invasion, he joined the Svatove territorial defense as a volunteer, even though he was already retired. The battalion commander asked: “Grandpa, how old are you?” “62 and a half.” “Take a rifle and get into the trench.” His wife was against it, but she understood. He told her: “I’m sorry, I can’t do otherwise.” He spent 3 years, 3 months, and 10 days in captivity. He was held in Luhansk Detention Center No. 4, Colony No. 38 in Sverdlovsk, and in Mordovia. In the detention center, they put a bag over his head, attached wires to his ears, and shocked him with electricity from a flashlight. “So, old man, how is it? Can your heart handle it?” the torturer would ask, increasing the current. The head of one detention center personally killed two prisoners. An “Akhmat” commander would take them out for mock executions, firing a silenced pistol past their heads. Valentyn said: “In a fraction of a second, my whole life flashed before my eyes.” In Mordovia, for eight months there were no walks and no daylight, as the windows were sealed with metal from the outside. Every time the door opened, all prisoners had to fall to their knees, cross their legs behind them, stretch their arms toward their shoulder blades, and press their foreheads and noses to the floor. After his release, Valentyn still had a callus on his forehead for a long time. They drowned him in a toilet. They forced him to play clapping games for two hours. He was made to sing the russian anthem up to 15 times a day. At every meal, he had to shout: “Glory to the russian special forces!” But the worst part of captivity was the thought that he would be seen as a traitor in Ukraine and that his son would abandon him. Instead, it turned out that his son, through university friends, had been searching for him and did everything possible to secure his release as quickly as possible. On July 23, 2025, he was freed. When the bus entered the Chernihiv region, people stood along the road with flashlights, welcoming them. Tears streamed down Valentyn’s face. He is now 66 years old. After his release, he underwent three surgeries and still needs another. His wife was also held hostage by russians. His son is currently serving in the army. His hometown, Svatove, remains under occupation. Valentyn said: “If I could turn back time, I would still go. I cannot sit at home when the enemy has come to your land.” Source: translated from Tymofiy Mylovanov

@OlgaPatl I see you.

Do you see me? It feels like visibility is at 0. How is it for you?

@Felicitas73_ Adhiero.

No es porque sea su abuela, pero mi La CUTI Romero es preciosa.

💔 Lucio Dupuy podría haber cumplido 9⃣ años si no hubiera sido CONFINADO con sus torturadoras y asesinas ABSOLUTAMENTE INDEFENSO, por decisión de Alberto, el Gobierno de La Pampa y la "JUSTICIA". ⚖️ FIRMÁ por este angelito y TODOS LOS LUCIOS AÚN VIVOS 👉 change.org/PazJusticiaDem…

Ángel… de nombre y de vivencia en su nuevo universo 😔

@zondanemesis Puede ser, lástima que en el resteo no se lleva algunos sob que joden la vida de millones.

Che, el tiempo, cada cierto tiempo se resetea?

Mirá que tiernos son allanando a la "gente bien"....

No pueden en pleno siglo XXI insultar con síndromes o enfermedades. Vivimos en la Edad de Piedra pero con tecnología. Un poco de respeto, gente perfecta.

@Aguscake @Velvetpasteles ¡Qué belleza!

Alice in Wonderland. Cupcakes, cookies, paletas, oreos, alfajores, donas, popcakes y torta de 6 kilos. Ya saben! Cualquier consulta acá 👇👇👇 Instagram.com/velvetpasteler… O @Velvetpasteles