💙FERNANDA💙

Este petitorio fue dado de baja por @Change y Change de Argentina porque dicen que violo sus normas . El petitorio tenia 4 años. Tampoco me devolvieron el material. Y las firmas no le pertenecen a @Change . Le pertenecen a los ciudadanos.

En el metro, una mujer, para liberarse de un hombre que la sujeta con fuerza, hace con la mano una señal de auxilio a las otras personas en el metro, y los ciudadanos sensibles responden a esto tomando el control del hombre.

Y a los Jubilados ? Denle aunque sea la tercera parte del aumento del 123% que se dio de un saque el Ejecutivo. Les aseguro que se “deslomaron” toda su vida, no en un viaje. La “casta” es el otro, evidentemente, para este gobierno.

Este es Carlos Alberto Rozanski, un exjuez kirchnerista presidente de AEVAS, una ONG denunciada por generar falsas denuncias de abuso contra padres para interrumpir el vínculo con sus hijos. Lacra.

🚨GRAVISIMO: EN EL MÓVIL DE TN MUESTRAN EL BARRIO DONDE VIVÍA ÁNGEL CON SU MADRE, AL NENE LO MANDARON A VIVIR EN MEDIO DEL MONTE CON OLOR A BASURA “ACÁ NO PUEDE LLEGAR UNA AMBULANCIA, FIJATE EL ESTADO DEL CAMINO DEL MONTE, MUCHO OLOR A BASURA Y PODRIDO”

@ldacos1 @Gabriel_anti_k La. Realidad

@jorgemacri Excelente, @jorgemacri 👏👇

Vamos a construir viviendas para policías y familias de clase media en un terreno que recuperamos de los okupas. Con la plata que antes se usaba para regalar viviendas en las villas. Ley y orden.

El caso fueguino muestra un problema clásico de diseño: beneficios fiscales prolongados pero pocos incentivos para generar innovación, productividad o proveedores locales. Cuando eso pasa, la política industrial pierde su objetivo original. 🧵👇

Las políticas industriales requieren compromisos de largo plazo, porque las capacidades productivas no se construyen de un año para otro. Pero ese apoyo necesita algo clave: metas, evaluación y cláusulas de salida. 🧵👇

A̲ ̲T̲e̲r̲r̲o̲r̲i̲s̲t̲ ̲i̲n̲ ̲a̲ ̲S̲u̲i̲t̲ ̲i̲s̲ ̲s̲t̲i̲l̲l̲ ̲a̲ ̲T̲e̲r̲r̲o̲r̲i̲s̲t̲🧵 Abu Mohammad al-Jawlani, the man who spent years planting bombs and ordering killings, now calls himself Ahmed al-Sharaa and runs Syria as its president. Just recently, Keir Starmer sat him down in Downing Street like they were sorting out trade deals over biscuits. You cannot help but wonder what we have come to. In April 2013 al-Sharaa swore loyalty to al-Qaida and Ayman al-Zawahiri after falling out with ISIS. By July 2016 he was on camera praising them and renaming his outfit Jabhat Fatah al-Sham. It was never a secret. America spotted it early. In May 2013 they listed him as a specially designated global terrorist, freezing anything he owned that touched US soil and banning Americans from any dealings with him. The UN followed in July with its own sanctions, asset freeze, travel ban, the lot. Under his watch the al-Nusra Front turned parts of Syria into a graveyard for ordinary people. They carried out hundreds of attacks, including more than forty suicide bombings in the first couple of years alone. By June 2013 they had claimed fifty-seven of the seventy suicide attacks across the whole country. Many hit crowded civilian areas. Take May 2012. A double car bombing in Damascus killed at least fifty-five people and wounded over four hundred, with plenty of bystanders caught in the blast. October 2012 brought three car bombs in a busy Aleppo square that left forty-eight dead. February 2013 saw another wave in Damascus claim eighty-three lives, most of them women and children. These were not quiet operations. The group bragged about them. They went much further than bombs. In the summer of 2013, during the Latakia offensive, al-Nusra fighters joined other jihadists in storming over a dozen Alawite villages. Human Rights Watch put the civilian death toll at around 190. People were shot in their homes, stabbed, or burned alive. Whole families wiped out. More than two hundred others were taken hostage, many never seen again. Reports described sectarian killings, torture and sexual violence aimed at Alawites, seen as loyal to Assad. The pattern repeated. In June 2013 they hit the Shia town of Hatla and massacred between thirty and sixty civilians. They kidnapped thirteen Christian nuns from a monastery in Maaloula in December 2013. By 2015 they had snatched hundreds of Kurdish civilians from checkpoints. That same June they swept into the Druze village of Qalb Loze in Idlib. A row over a house turned bloody when a Tunisian al-Nusra commander and his men opened fire. At least twenty Druze residents died, including elderly people and a child, shot house to house. In 2016 they attacked the Alawite village of Zara’a, killing forty-two civilians and kidnapping dozens more. These were not slip-ups in battle. They were deliberate. Target minorities, spread terror, punish anyone outside their strict vision. Christians, Druze, Shia, Alawites, Kurds. Forced conversions, executions, looting. Ordinary Syrians paid with their lives. Families torn apart. Kids left without parents. Villages emptied. His ideology stayed rock solid through it all. A hard-line Salafi-jihadist trained in Iraq under Zarqawi, he wanted Assad gone, strict sharia law in its place, and anyone who disagreed driven out or worse. Even when al-Nusra folded into Hayat Tahrir al-Sham in 2017, the core stayed loyal to al-Qaida’s vision. He may not lead HTS on paper now, but he built it and he shaped it. December 2024 to February 2025: Early revenge attacks hit Alawite areas in Latakia, Tartus, Hama and Homs. Gunmen from HTS-linked units and local Sunni groups carried out killings, arson and looting in villages like Tasnin and al-Hamam. At least 151 sectarian deaths were recorded, many civilians shot in their homes or forced to flee.

The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has stated that a Pakistani national identified as Muhammad Shahzeb Khan has pleaded guilty to the charge against him of attempting to carry out a terrorist attack in New York. In addition to this charge, he was also accused of illegally crossing from Canada into the United States. Under U.S. law, the maximam penalty for carrying out a terrorist attack is life imprisonment. The 21-year-old Muhammad Shahzeb Khan, who is said to have links with ISIS, was arrested in September 2024, and his sentencing is scheduled to begin in August this year. #TOLOnews_English

🇪🇸 | El Ministerio de Juventud e Infancia ha incrementado de 14.142 a 17.081 las plazas debe la capacidad ordinaria del sistema de acogida de MENAs para obligar a las comunidades autónomas a hacerse cargo de más.

@MediaOriente Excelente !

Costa Rica designó al Cuerpo de la Guardia Revolucionaria Islámica de Irán, Hezbolá, Hamás y los hutíes de Yemen como organizaciones terroristas, según confirmó el Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores del país.

Los ojos de la gente están puestos en la Cámara de Casación, que debe decidir entre dejar que la causa de la mansión de Pilar de los testaferros de Toviggino se quede en el juez de San Nicolás, que los va a favorecer o hacer que intervenga el muy serio Dr. Aguinsky, con quien no pueden arreglar. Atención!

🇸🇴 Somalia: La mayoría de los somalíes creen que ser somalí es ser musulmán. Ore por un gran avivamiento cristiano entre su gente. #orar #cristianos #perseguidos #mártir #somalia

@vomespanol Oremos por los campos de refugiados en indonesia. Especialmente los Hazara de Afghanistan que estan desde 2014 en un limbo legal. No pueden estudiar ni trabajar. No pueden pedir ir a otro paíz tampoco. Venga el Reino de los cielos sobre Indonesia.

🇮🇩 Indonesia: Ore por los fieles evangelistas que comparten el Evangelio entre más de 220 millones de musulmanes en Indonesia. #orar #cristianos #perseguidos #mártir #indonesia

Los Senadores ganan 12 millones, los Diputados 7 millones, los ministros pasarán a cobrar 8 millones y los jubilados cobran 400 mil pesos. Hablame del relato de la casta. Hipócritas.