Alessandra Affili

Inhabiting Earth since 1993.

[Profesor secundario @profsecundario]

"Quien venga a nuestro país tendrá que respetar a las mujeres y a los homosexuales." Atención, porque este discurso ya no lo puede hacer la izquierda.

[Giorgia Meloni @GiorgiaMeloni]

Ho grande rispetto per le migliaia di persone che oggi hanno manifestato pacificamente, anche partecipando alla mobilitazione indetta dalla CGIL che ha visto anche la partecipazione dei leader della sinistra. Qualunque siano le idee per le quali si manifesta, la partecipazione è alla base di qualunque sana democrazia.

Dall’altro lato, però, non possiamo ignorare quanto accaduto in altre piazze italiane. A Milano, come mostrano queste immagini, lanci di pietre contro le Forze dell’Ordine, agenti feriti, danneggiamenti e violenze che hanno costretto a interrompere il corteo. A Torino sono state fermate persone con sanpietrini e martelletti frangivetro. A Bologna i disordini hanno portato alla chiusura precauzionale della stazione ferroviaria.

Teppisti che sfruttano le manifestazioni per seminare il caos, aggredire chi garantisce la sicurezza e tenere in ostaggio intere città.

Manifestare è un diritto. Mettere a ferro e fuoco le nostre città non lo è.

Rinnovo la mia richiesta alle opposizioni: non siano ambigue su questo. Condannino senza ambiguità queste violenze e lancino un appello chiaro affinché ogni mobilitazione sia pacifica.

Di fronte a scene del genere, il rifiuto deve essere unanime. Ogni reticenza diventa giustificazione. Il silenzio non è accettabile.

[David Alandete @alandete]

¡Me recordó a esta campaña! En un primer momento pensé que era una parodia.

[Juan @juanLR_r]

El mismo marketing socialista para deficientes mentales mientras la corrupción te llega hasta el cuello. Ya sabemos cómo acabó uno de ellos.

[Inversor exigente @InverExigente]

Es absolutamente indignante que haya gente cobrando más de IMV (Ingreso Mínimo Vital) que gente que está trabajando.

Un hogar monoparental con 2 hijos cobra mas que mucha gente rompiéndose el lomo desde las 8 de la mañana..

Y todavía algunos no queréis cambiar nada en este país.

[Alessandra Affili @AffiliAless]

@Proserpinasb Venezuela 2012 - hasta usan los mismos recursos. Al final vienen de la misma escuela. Que miedo…

https://t.co/9CyhGHZpiz

[Alessandra Affili @AffiliAless]

@oscar_puente_ Quien? Tu?

[Akasica @akasica1]

@gaceta_es @unaicano10 200.000€ que le dan, 280.000€ que le perdonan, 5 años sin pagar hacienda, le recalifican los terrenos para construir al lado del mar, corta 700 árboles... Hay gente que pasa por la vida con el juego en modo dios.

[Jorge Rodrigo Dominguez @jorgerodrigodo]

La situación en Sol es cada vez más preocupante.

Los análisis de @metro_madrid han detectado concentraciones de amoníaco de hasta el 80% del límite de exposición laboral en los pozos de ventilación, por la acumulación de orines y otros residuos orgánicos.

He vuelto a dirigirme al delegado del Gobierno para exigir el desalojo inmediato de la acampada y permitir la limpieza y desinfección de las instalaciones.

La seguridad de los usuarios de Metro no puede esperar. Es hora de actuar.

[Alessandra Affili @AffiliAless]

@sayago999 @AlmeidaPP_ No crees que a quien beneficia MÁS en cantidad no es tan importante como al CUANTOS beneficia? Hay más propietarios con un piso beneficiados que “grandes tenedores”

[FranK @Franky3651]

@elmundoes En España no hay autoridad. Esto es una anarquía donde cada uno hace lo que le da la gana (solo si eres de izquierdas)

[Con Datos Mejor @ConDatosMejor]

Que a estas horas, ni Valeria Racu, ni nadie del Sindicato de Inquilinas, se haya pronunciado sobre Nest Capital, el fondo buitre del novio de Montse Minguez, ni de Raquel Ruz y sus 19 casas, deja claro, que simplemente son armas para atacar a la derecha, y la vivienda la excusa.

[pablo @pablogguz_]

this is so embarrassing. here, spain's ruling party (the socialist party, PSOE) is boasting that the social security reserve fund ("la hucha de las pensiones") has grown from €5bn in 2018 to €20bn in 2026. that would be good news if it wasn't for the fact that the pension system has been running a deficit since 2010, so every euro that goes into the fund is a euro the state has to cover with taxes or debt!

the fund was established in the late 1990s with the idea of storing the system's surpluses in good years to then draw on them when contributions fall short in bad years. it peaked at around €67bn in 2011 (about €85bn in today's euros, or 6.2% of gdp). then the crisis hit, the system went into deficit, and between 2012 and 2019 governments used the fund to pay pensions, which is (surprise) precisely what it was designed for. so this is what the picture is telling you: on the left, the popular party (PP), which left office in 2018 having drawn down a large part of the fund. on the right, the PSOE, taking credit for having refilled it. the problem is that today the size of the fund tells you nothing about the health of the system, and selling its recent growth as an achievement only works if you assume people are stupid

spain has a contributory, fully pay-as-you-go pension system: the social contributions of today's workers pay for the pensions of today's retirees, and what you pay in is not saved for you anywhere. since 2010 the system has run a contributory deficit, meaning the contributions being paid into the system are not enough to pay the pensions of current retirees. the exact size of this deficit depends on how you measure it (what counts as contributory revenue and spending is a bit of a technical discussion), but roughly speaking, contributions cover about three quarters of contributory spending (which is mostly pensions). the remaining quarter is the deficit: more than €60bn a year, around 3.8% of gdp, covered mostly with transfers and loans from the state, that is, with general taxes and debt. social security already owes the state more than €135bn

so where the hell does the recovery of the reserve fund come from? since 2023 workers have been paying an extra social contribution, the so-called intergenerational equity mechanism (MEI, after its spanish initials). it is an earmarked contribution that generates no pension rights (that is, paying it does not add a single euro to your future old-age pension). by law, its revenue can only go straight into the reserve fund, which cannot use it to pay pensions before 2033

now, we've already established that the system runs a contributory deficit, so every year it needs transfers and loans from the state just to pay pensions. do you see how stupid this is? if the system is running a deficit, putting the MEI money into the reserve fund is like having credit card debt and, when some extra money comes in, putting it in a savings account instead of paying down the card. meanwhile, you keep putting your bills on the card, the debt keeps growing, and you go around showing everyone your savings balance. that is pretty much what is happening: since the end of 2022 the fund has grown by about €12bn, while social security's debt to the state has grown by about €30bn. and it gets more absurd, because the fund invests almost all of its money in spanish government bonds (in other words, the state is lending money to itself)

anyone who can do basic maths can see this isn't saving under any reasonable definition of the term. the system can't pay the pension bill without the state bailing it out every year, and the governing party's big idea is to celebrate that it has taxed workers to lend money to itself. it is honestly sad that this is the level of spanish politics

[Pedro Otamendi @PedroOtamendi]

Con 19 inmuebles y 3 sociedades de alquiler, responde esto:

Raquel Ruz: “Esa información tiene la finalidad de hacer daño a mi persona (…) Somos clase media”.

El PSOE se ríe en tu cara.

[EL ESPAÑOL @elespanolcom]

🔴La pareja de Montse Mínguez, portavoz del PSOE, tiene dos sociedades en Panamá además de sus 30 pisos en España

✍️ Por @JorgeCalabres y @davidvicente https://t.co/Nh0LCISY8A

[Javi Martinez Onsalo🇪🇸 @javionsalo]

“Hay que votar al PSOE que si gana VOX nos quedaremos sin servicios públicos”

Los servicios públicos que tenemos:

[MrStockable @MrStockable]

España tenía 8.000 políticos en los 80. Hoy: +360.000.

Más que Italia, Canadá y Australia juntos.

27.150 coches oficiales VS 632 en EE.UU.

Más asesores, más dietas, más mamandurrias.

Tú trabajas, ellos viajan.
Tú cotizas, ellos se jubilan.

¿Vas viendo quién es el parásito?

[Lorena SR 🇪🇦 @LorenaR97671]

Algunas madrugamos, nos comemos atascos de 1 hora de coche, tenemos reuniones, estudios y presentaciones que hacer, tenemos que mirar que los objetivos de la empresa se cumplan.
Estrés,Prisas, comer rápido... 10h trabajando al dia y asi 5 dias a la semana.
No tenemos tiempo para tener hijos
Hay otras que se levantan tranquilamente y llevan a sus hijos al colegio, y luego se van al parque a descansar
Y el dia 10 van al banco a cobrar una ayuda que le pagamos los que trabajamos
A mi no me parece normal
Y a ti?

[Partido Popular @ppopular]

Socialismo en estado puro.

[Alessandra Affili @AffiliAless]

@SrLiberal Lo típico de todos somos iguales pero algunos son más iguales que otros