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[David Arellano @DavidHernare]

Cynthia y Mariana hablando del pleito con Flor Vigna, mientras Cynthia dice que “discutir con pendejos es engrandecerlos”
JAJAJAJA YA TIENEN LEÍDA A VICTIFLOR 🤡 #LaCasaDeLosFamososMéxico #LaCasaDeLosFamososMx #LCDLFMX

[Greñitas @la_grenitas]

Qué calladón le puso la Ministra Yazmín Esquivel a Lenia cuando esta última reclamó que en la anterior Corte no se les facilitaron recursos a algunos pueblos indígenas, entonces Yazmín Esquivel le recordó que de hecho se falló a favor de uno de ellos y que la única que votó en contra fue Lenia 😂

[Enrique Muñoz @enriquemunozFM]

LAS IMÁGENES DE NEPAL HABLAN POR SÍ SOLAS: ES DEVASTADOR.

Una gigantesca riada arrasó comunidades enteras, carreteras, puentes y viviendas en la frontera entre Nepal y Tíbet. Ya se han recuperado 157 cuerpos en Nepal y cientos de personas continúan desaparecidas.

La magnitud de la destrucción hace temer que el número de víctimas aumente considerablemente mientras los rescatistas consiguen acceder a las zonas sepultadas.

Por ahora se dice que puedan ser más de 10,000 muertos; las autoridades siguen buscando desaparecidos y actualizando el balance.

Una tragedia brutal. Hay lugares donde prácticamente no quedó nada.

[Nikhil saini @iNikhilsaini]

This is seriously scary. CCTV footage from Gyirong Port in Tibet, China, directly opposite Nepal’s Rasuwa district. This flash flood hit here first and later caused massive havoc in Nepal. Can’t even imagine someone surviving this. Prayers for everyone affected. 🙏

[ElBuni @therealbuni]

Unos elefantes sobrevivieron la inundacion de nepal y llegaron flotando hasta la represa del río karnali (la india)

[Janet💖 @JanHarrie19]

Paralelismos cinematográficos
#LaCasaDeLosFamososMx

[Azucena Uresti @azucenau]

La austeridad ahora viaja en jet privado

Debe haber explicaciones sobre los vuelos en jets privados de la gobernadora Mara Lezama.

No basta con decir que no usó dinero público: debe transparentar quién los pagó, cuánto costaron y si su sueldo realmente le alcanza para esos lujos.

Mi videocolumna en @envozmxoficial

[Santuario Vegan @santuariovegan]

Desde que Kike tiene una familia le encanta ir a visitar a todos ❤️ 🫏
Como sabéis Kike vivió 12 años de su vida encadenado a pie de una carretera. Sin libertad y sin poder vivir con otros burritos como el.
El ahora vive con los burritos más mayores debido a su artrosis pero en cuento encuentra un hueco se escapa por las puertas y quiere ir a visitar a todos. Hace meses que Kike vive en el santuario, pero su emoción por vivir y disfrutar de su vida ha ido a más, no a menos.
Y es que cuando pasas la vida encadenado y recibiendo palos esto se siente como el paraíso ❤️

Está siendo un verano duro. Aunque queda mucho por construir y muchos animales por mudar 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
Cuanto antes lo hagamos antes podremos centrarnos en lo verdaderamente importante:
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[E. Valencia.  🫀𝕏 @kippalpe]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 benditas redes sociales

[Héctor Suárez Gomís @PelonGomis]

QUIÉN ES QUIÉN EN LAS LIZ VILCHIS...

Liz Vilchis acaba de desmentir a Liz Vilchis utilizando como fuente a Liz Vilchis.

[Miguel_Prieto @MiguelP36190719]

“El secretario de hacienda Agustín Carstens no sabe nada, no sabe ni comer, toma mucha Coca Cola, jugos del Valle, aguas puercas, muchos gansitos y comida chatarra”

Dichos de @lopezobrador_

[El Universal @El_Universal_Mx]

🥇#ÚLTIMAHORA | Isaac del Toro se corona como campeón en el Tour de Alemania 2026; es la victoria número 32 en la carrera del ciclista mexicano

[mauro henri @xtinohenri]

o casal filmou a semana toda a reação do cachorro quando eles chegam em casa e ele nem fez questão de disfarçar quem ama mais nem por um diazinho kkkkkkkkk

[Héctor Suárez Gomís @PelonGomis]

La @_LizVilchis de 2026 pide que no la juzguemos por la Liz de 2014... ¡El problema es que la Liz de 2014 ya había juzgado a la Liz de 2026! 🤣

[Ryo 💞 @ryo_hermoso]

Liz Vilchis @_LizVilchis tiene 4 casas, con valor de 15 millones de pesos entre todas.🥳

Gana 58 mil pesos mensuales, su marido tiene un sueldo similar, ganando entre ambos 130, 000 pesos mensuales.

Y no sabe ni leer la seño esta.

[Arturo Villegas @ArturoVill7]

Liz Vilchis en estos momentos 🤣.

[Don Porfifirio Díaz @DonPorfifirio]

No te avergüenza lo que eras (eres), te avergüenza por que puedes perder la posibilidad de más hueso.

Escribiste esos tweets cuando ya no eras una niña sino una adulta consiente.

[Kitty Cat Empire @KittyCatEmpire]

😾: how very dare you bring that thing into my space without asking!!?

[everything dogs 🐶 @everythingdogss]

A guy does Uber and brings his dog along as a passenger, the reactions from the riders are super wholesome

[Beauty of music and nature 🌺🌺 @Axaxia88]

I felt so sad when I saw that poor dog Dodger.
Not because he was dirty, not because of his matted fur, but because of his eyes. The eyes of a child who still obediently sat waiting outside the door, even though the person inside no longer wanted to open it.

The owner said a very short sentence: “He doesn’t listen.”
Then he agreed to hand him over to a stranger with only one condition: “If you can catch him, you can take him.”

I asked myself: How many living beings are being condemned by exactly that same phrase?

“Doesn’t listen” — three words that so easily become an excuse for us to abandon responsibility. With dogs, with people, with the very relationships we once swore we would keep.

Dodger wasn’t disobedient.
He had simply never been taught.
He had never been loved the right way to understand what “listening” even meant.
All he knew was loyalty — the only thing he still had left to give.

And the most heartbreaking part: even when he was abandoned right outside his own home, he still didn’t run away. He stayed there. Still waiting.

When the woman finally managed to catch him, the owner actually came out and helped carry him to the car. I don’t know whether to feel grateful or angrier. At least he let go. At least he didn’t cling to a life just to keep making it suffer.

Then the transformation happened.

Four hours at the groomer, and a pure white coat appeared.
On his first night in the new home, he slept for 15 straight hours.
Fifteen hours.

I imagined that sleep.
For the first time in his life, he didn’t have to wake up in the middle of the night terrified of being thrown outside. He didn’t have to listen for footsteps to guess whether he would be fed that day. He just… slept. Slept like a child who was finally allowed to rest.

In his new home, his “sister” taught him how to play, how to ask for food, how to wag his tail without fear.
He learned all over again how to be a dog.

And I suddenly thought:
How many of us also need to be “taught again” like that?

We too have been told we “don’t listen,” that we’re “difficult,” that we’re “not worth it.”
We too have sat outside the door of a relationship, a job, a family, waiting for a door that would never open again.
And there are days when just one person stopping, looking at us with different eyes, can make life begin all over again.

Dodger didn’t need a perfect new owner.
He only needed someone willing to open the door.

I don’t know the real name of the woman who rescued him. I only know that on that day, she did something very small: she stopped.
And that small act saved an entire life.

Looking at the final images in the video — Dodger running and jumping, eyes bright, tail wagging nonstop — I wasn’t just happy for him.
I was happy because there are still people willing to believe that every living being deserves to be loved again.

Sometimes, saving a dog is not only about saving him.
It is a reminder to us that compassion still exists.

And it is far stronger than we think ❤️