-Diputado del FA: no sé si doña Laura se hace la tontilla
-Fracción oficialista: decretamos duelo nacional, cuánta indignación, cómo eso puede pasar en las altas esferas políticas
*Su máximo líder un día cualquiera:
Toda la vida pidiendo más Estado, más impuestos, más “aportar al país”. Llega el paquete de Shein con el 30% encima y de repente sale el economista austríaco que llevaba dentro.
@jeudyx Y Racsa preparando la subscontracion para darsela a una empresa del primo de alguien que tiene un deployment de LlaMa 2 open source corriendo en algun tarro en la casa.
Es imposible ver el partido Brasil - Marruecos en @tdmaxcr
La @FIFAWorldCup y @FOXSports tendrían que ofrecer una alternativa a este servicio subdesarrollado. En Costa Rica no podemos disfrutar de los partidos del Mundial.
@allywooww Si eso es una idiotez igual que cuando criticaron a Chavez por el discurso WEC, probablemente hablan ingles perfecto y nunca se le sale en una silaba el acento
@pablocr@RicardoB9724 Creo que el flujo de Pavas hacia el AyA mejoró bastante. Ahora nos toca salir por la UCIMED o por Sabana, o tomar circunvalación hacia el norte, dependiendo de a donde vaya . En general, siento que sí ayuda.
New reporting from @AshleyRindsberg
Snopes and Politifact used accusations of right-wing conspiracy theories to shut down reporting on a scandal that could have upended Ilhan Omar’s career and seriously damaged the credibility of "The Squad."
In 2019, Snopes and Politifact "debunked" claims that Omar’s father, Nur Omar Mohamed, was a high-ranking officer in Somalia’s Marxist Barre regime — which invaded Ethiopia in the late ‘70s and was accused of genocide after massacring up to 200,000 people in the late ‘80s.
Both fact-checkers claimed Nur was merely a "teacher trainer" in Somalia before he and his family immigrated to the U.S. Snopes even asserted that linking him to the Siad Barre regime was "based quite literally on nothing but race."
This, despite Somali and Kenyan sources confirming that Omar’s father was a colonel ("an esteemed senior officer") in the Barre regime until its ousting in 1991. For example, after Nur’s death, a Somali diaspora website called Sahan Journal — a non-profit digital newsroom focused on minority communities in Minnesota — ran an obituary praising his long and "esteemed" military career in the Barre regime.
Yet major news outlets — including The New York Times and Reuters — still describe Nur as a "teacher trainer" while he was living in Somalia, relying on Snopes' and Politifact’s shallow, bad-faith fact-checks, which remain inaccurate.
Meanwhile, another Barre regime officer, Yusuf Abdi Ali ("Tukeh"), was recently deported from the U.S. after courts found he committed human rights abuses while serving under Barre.
To be clear, Ilhan Omar isn’t responsible for her father’s decisions when she was a child. What does matter is how the fact-checking industry was able to kill a major political scandal with a thinly sourced, bad-faith "fact check" — protecting Democratic Party interests better than even the best crisis management firms could have ever dreamed.
Link to the story is threaded. 👇
@chesscom The thing about this puzzles is they make no sense. How did we even get here? Black had to ignore a free queen by just to get their queen to b3 and offer a swap?
@liberty_cr es tan mal proveedor de Internet que me dejaron sin Internet más de 72 horas sin ser clientes de ellos, ayer andaban haciendo trabajos en las líneas en Rohrmoser y se volaron la línea mía qué es de otro proveedor. 😡