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Cientos de millones de personas en todo el planeta viven sumidas en la pobreza extrema. Y, sin embargo, existen riquezas desproporcionadas que permanecen en manos de unos pocos. Es una situación injusta ante la que no podemos dejar de interrogarnos y de comprometernos para cambiar las cosas. En la base de la desigualdad no hay una falta de recursos, sino la necesidad de afrontar problemas solucionables relativos a una distribución más justa, que debe llevarse a cabo con sentido moral y honestidad.

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Queridos amigos les explico por qué este diputado está equivocado, para que cuando escuchen este tipo de discursos, sepan que está violando la Constitución: Como ciudadano tiene el pleno derecho a opinar, criticar y hasta presentar una denuncia formal ante el JEM si cree que un fiscal está actuando mal. La Constitución le ampara en su libertad de expresión (art. 26 y siguientes). Pero como diputado nacional, desde su rol institucional, no puede hacer lo que hizo en el acto político. La Constitución es muy clara en dos puntos: • Artículo 3: Los poderes Legislativo, Ejecutivo y Judicial actúan en separación, equilibrio y recíproco control. Ningún poder puede arrogarse facultades que le corresponden a otro. • Artículo 248: “Queda garantizada la independencia del Poder Judicial. (…) En ningún caso los miembros de otros poderes (…) podrán (…) intervenir de cualquier modo en los juicios.” Cuando en un acto partidario, usando su investidura de diputado y pidiendo públicamente a un senador miembro del JEM que “mire atentamente” la actuación de una fiscal específica porque está investigando a la madre de su precandidato, está usando su cargo legislativo para presionar al Ministerio Público. Eso ya no es opinión ciudadana: es intervención de un poder del Estado en otro. (Lo cual está prohibido) No es lo mismo que un ciudadano común diga “esta fiscal está mal” a que un diputado lo diga desde el estrado político y pida que el JEM @Jem_py “esté atento”. Una cosa es libertad de expresión; la otra es presión institucional que afecta la independencia de la justicia. El Colegio de Abogados @CAP_py y varios fallos y opiniones han advertido en casos similares que el JEM no debe usarse como elemento de presión o extorsión contra fiscales o jueces. Resumen para que quede clarísimo (y si alguien le puede explicar al diputado con paciencia): ✅ Como ciudadano Rodrigo Gamarra → podés opinar, criticar y denunciar. ❌ Como diputado Rodrigo Gamarra → no podés presionar públicamente al JEM sobre un caso concreto para defender a un candidato de tu partido. Es exactamente esa distinción la que protege la democracia: los diputados controlan al gobierno, no a la justicia.

@AnaKasparian I never have. Feel free to continue lying publicly, though. Those checks don’t cash themselves and you aren’t talented enough to be relevant with the truth.

@anemoneproject @DoctorLemma Oh I know, it was sarcasm.

@esaprogrefem @DoctorLemma What? If 16yo girls harass a 16yo boy, that's not pdfs

11 years ago, a 16-year-old kid was bagging groceries at a supermarket when a customer took his photo without him knowing and posted it online. Alex Lee started his shift on 2 November 2014 with 144 Twitter followers. By the time his mum picked him up from work that evening, he had 100,000. By the next morning, 300,000. His phone number was leaked and the notifications crashed it completely. Within days, #AlexFromTarget was the number one trending topic on the platform. Girls showed up at his store in groups. A man offered his co-workers a hundred dollars to find out where he was. His manager moved him to the stockroom to finish his shift. His family’s personal and financial records were leaked online. His girlfriend, who he’d met in chemistry class two weeks earlier, started receiving threats from strangers. He appeared on Ellen DeGeneres’ talk show, was flown across the country for appearances, and eventually had to leave school because of it all. The day he turned 18 he moved cities to try to build a career in social media. He hated it. One manager took control of his accounts. Another allegedly stole over $30,000 from him. He fired them both and quit the internet entirely. He’s 27 now. Lives with his girlfriend, loads trucks at a delivery depot in the mornings, and has no public social media presence. In 2024 he said the job pays less but he’s a lot happier. “I never wanted to be ‘Alex from Target.’ Absolutely not.”

@IsraelMFA These figures are from the Likud run health ministry and cannot be relied upon.

@anemoneproject @DoctorLemma You're right. All PDFs know 16 y/o girls are not longer children

@esaprogrefem @DoctorLemma But was it not mainly 16yo girls harassing him?

@anemoneproject @DoctorLemma Yes. People don't see this as straight pdfile shit because the child is male.

@DoctorLemma Imagine if Alex from Target were a girl... how different the reaction would have been

This weekend, settlers in the West Bank committed one of the most horrific attacks imaginable on the West Bank community of Khirbet Humsa. Here is what happened: * A man was sexually assaulted in front of his bound family and the human rights activists present. His pants were pulled down, he was doused with water, and beaten brutally with clubs while curled on the ground * Women had their headscarves torn off and clothing ripped. Girls, including very young ones, were dragged outside and beaten * One settler threatened in Arabic to return, burn the houses, kill the children, and rape the women, saying this directly in front of women and children * A settler grabbed a 14-year-old girl and began slapping her while her mother watched, bound and unable to help * A settler threatened to take a woman's daughters to live with the settlers * The 74-year-old family elder was beaten in the head, hands and stomach by three settlers while a fourth destroyed security cameras, the router, and lights. He briefly lost consciousness and had water thrown on him to revive him * The two activists (American and Portuguese) were beaten with fists and clubs, handcuffed at hands and feet, and had their rings forcibly removed under threat of having their fingers broken. * The American activist's jacket was cut open with a knife and a settler began handling her belt buckle, leading her to believe she was about to be raped. The Portuguese activist was dragged by her ankles because she couldn't walk with her leg restraints. These people are absolute Nazis, given freedom to run rampant by the Israeli government. This is a policy to terrorize Palestinians into leaving their homes so settlers can take them.

@VictorPalazon88 @57R4705 reuters.com/world/middle-e… Esto es de 2 días atrás. Me tomaría una eternidad citar todas las decenas de miles, pero como se que es en mala intención, tenés Google, podés ir por el resto. En esta red podés ver en vivo. Igual te ayude con algunos, por si no sepas usar el buscador.

@57R4705 ¿Puedes mostrar las pruebas?

Voy a seguir compartiendo las ejecuciones a niños que hace el ejército israelí. No voy a parar hasta que a cualquier persona decente le dé vergüenza decir que apoya a Israel.

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@SethDillon Morally blackmailing is also a thing. A HUGE thing in evangelical circules.

He hasn't confirmed anything because he wasn't with us in the Hamptons. The people who actually were there debunked these lies from the beginning. Charlie invited me to the meeting, thanked me afterwards for coming and sharing my views, and told me he'd be there for me if I ever needed him. That was the last thing he ever said to me before Tyler Robinson — not his wife or closest friends or the joooos — murdered him. I disagreed publicly — not behind closed doors — with TPUSA giving Tucker the stage last year. That's true, and I stand by what I said. It wasn't a threat. It wasn't coercion. It was an opinion. I think Tucker's message should be repudiated from the Amfest stage, not promoted. I haven't changed my mind. And last I checked, I have the freedom to voice my opinion, even if Tucker doesn't like it. By the way, if voicing disagreement with something makes me a thug or bully who's guilty of blackmail (does he even know what blackmail means?), then what does that make Tucker? All he does is attack and disparage people who disgree with him — including President Trump — and he has far more reach and influence than I do.

@rsgagro @gabyvivassa @alan_mdg91 Cuñadazgo≠buscar ligar un extranjero.

@gabyvivassa @alan_mdg91 Dejen de decir disparates. Ir a un evento no es turismo sexual, feminazis chifladas horribles. Son casi todos tipos, es lógico que van a invitar a mujeres y el cuñadazgo de buscar ligar un extranjero está literalmente en el ADN paraguayo desde 1537 en adelante.

Paraguay, and Latin America broadly, has always been one of the most welcoming regions in the world for international families. That hospitality deserves to be met with genuine respect, not used as a backdrop for ideological marketing, personal gain, or events that reduce local women to a number on a list. Let's call this what it is. Advertising a party by counting how many local women will be present is not cultural exchange. It is the language of sex tourism, dressed up as a social event. It is inappropriate, it is disrespectful, and it reflects a deeper pattern of how some people in the relocation space treat this region as territory to be consumed rather than a place to be honored. I have been in the relocation space long enough to know that true integration means learning the language, understanding local values, and above all, protecting the privacy and dignity of the people you serve. A few years ago I respectfully raised concerns about client data and personal documents being published publicly on platforms like X, exposing the very people who came here trusting the process. I was blocked for it. Protecting people's information is not optional. It is the foundation of this work. This is the same pattern: people are not assets. They are not inventory. They are not a selling point. I also spent five years running a Spanish school. The hardest part was never the language itself. It was helping people find a real purpose for it. That purpose exists. It is in the relationships you build, the community you become part of, and the life you actually create here. Not in how a place and its people are packaged and sold. Latin America is not a niche market. It is a second home, and a beautiful one. For every expat genuinely planning a move to Paraguay or anywhere in Latin America: seek advisors who speak the language, who have real roots in the community, who protect your data and your long term interests, and who understand that this region welcomes you as long as you come with respect.

Nunca antisemita, siempre antisionista.

Jocédula, era un joven cuando se le filmó comprando cédulas en las elecciones en el 2008. Ni así, pudo ganar la ANR o sea se imaginan los pocos votos que tienen que ni siquiera con trampa lograron ganar. Premiado siendo concejal de Asunción. Beto Ovelar, pillado comprando cédulas en el 2013. Luego fue premiado con la presidencia del SENADO Calé, robando elecciones a ARGAÑA en 1992 y confesando. Premiado con honores incluso por denominados argañistas. Que nos indica esto? 1- que en paraguay si no cargás votos te duermen. Los que hacen trampa son premiados y nunca castigados. 2- que el sistema está diseñado para cargar votos con los miembros de mesa, comprados. Estos permiten el voto calesita, una persona vota varias veces con cédulas compradas. 3- La justicia electoral no controla, deja que los meseros hagan de JUSTICIA ELECTORAL. (viola art. 273 de la CN) 4- Los meseros son de solamente 3 partidos, para que el cambio de sistema sea difícil. (viola los art. 46 y 47 de la CN) 5- 100% de los empleados de la justicia electoral no entraron por concurso, es una cueva de recomendados. 6- La mitad de los empleados de la justicia electoral no tiene título universitario y hay directores bachilleres como LUIS A MAURO y Fausto von Streber 7- La justicia electoral divulga resultados preliminares antes de lo permitido por ley, esto hacen para que los meseros que no se vendieron desistan porque su candidato ya perdió. 8- Los meseros secuestran cédulas de la gente en la fila, esto hacen para cerrar la lista de votantes y poder tener cerrada también la lista de ausentes, así, los meseros votan por los ausentes, directamente. 9- Se roban elecciones con o sin máquinas porque el problema está en las mesas. Incluso es más difícil cuando una máquina imprime el acta y no es realizada a mano. Sin máquinas no se podría votar por cada candidato de forma preferencial y debíamos tener listas sábana de nuevo donde se compran los primeros lugares. Los que roban elecciones quieren distraer que el problema está en las máquinas pero estos 3 casos (Joselo, Beto y calé) de robos electorales documentados fueron sin máquinas.

Durante años nos asustaron con “volvernos Venezuela”. Hoy el verdadero miedo es que nos quieran convertir en Argentina.

@amatistadeleo Se hacen llamar "expatriados" para no reconocerse migrantes Hasta inventaron una lógica de que migrante es el que huye y va a quedarse para siempre. Ellos están de paso de onda.