🔴 ÚLTIMA HORA | El grupo de hackers que ha puesto en jaque a Marruecos avisa que va a publicar los datos originales de Pegasus relacionados con Sánchez
Por Unai Cano (@unaicano10)
https://t.co/BQmI0fnCNj
25-8-2026 Encara no sabeu on han anat a parar aquests diners, @parlamentcat, @socialistes_cat, @Esquerra_ERC, @JuntsXCat, @SomComuns? O sí que ho sabeu i ho voleu tapar? No, jo us ho aniré recordant, perquè els vostres possibles votants ho tinguin present.
‼️🇪🇸🇻🇪 | GRAVE — La red empresarial de Zapatero recibió 1,2 millones de euros de una familia venezolana vinculada a la petrolera PDVSA. En el centro de estas operaciones aparece Inteligencia Prospectiva mientras sus hijas están imputadas y las joyas de 1,3 millones siguen sin justificar.
🔴 ÚLTIMA HORA | El grupo de hackers que amenazó con revelar la base de datos de la inteligencia marroquí cumple su promesa y filtra información de unos 70.000 espías
Por Unai Cano (@unaicano10)
https://t.co/T5IwScqNpd
🔴 ÚLTIMA HORA
Un grupo 'hacker' destapa la identidad de 70.000 agentes del espionaje marroquí.
Informa de Antonio Rodríguez (@antonioRG9).
https://t.co/xKST4zoQCn
3 Days of Starvation on the Balcony: When Pets Become Victims of Irresponsibility 💔
I just finished watching a video about a husky locked on a high-floor balcony for three full days without food or water. The desperate cries for help still echo in my mind. It’s not only because of the suffering of an innocent creature, but because of the shocking coldness of those who once claimed to be its “owners.”
The story is quite simple, yet enough to send chills down many spines. A neighbor heard continuous barking coming from the balcony above. He thought the owners would return by evening. But three days passed, and the husky remained trapped there, growing weaker from hunger and thirst. The man called the police and asked nearby neighbors to provide some food and water just to keep it alive. When the police contacted the owners, they replied coldly that they were still on vacation and promised to send someone… and indeed, someone only showed up the next day. A few days later, the local animal protection team officially rescued the dog and took it to a safer place.
What troubles me most is not that the husky was eventually saved in time. It is the fact that some people are willing to spend money on a vacation, yet unwilling to spend a few minutes arranging care for the animal they chose to adopt. They treat the dog like a decoration, a living accessory to show off to friends, rather than a living being with emotions and the most basic needs: to eat, to drink, and to be cared for.
I have raised dogs for many years. I know exactly the feeling of looking into their eyes. They don’t ask for much — just your presence, just the knowledge that you remember they depend completely on you. When you leave, they don’t understand the concept of a “vacation.” They only know they have been abandoned. Three days may feel like a short holiday to a human, but to a dog trapped on an empty balcony, it is an entire world collapsing: hunger, thirst, fear, and despair.
This incident does not merely reflect individual irresponsibility. It raises a larger question about how we treat animals in modern society. Many people buy pets because they are “cute” or “trendy,” forgetting that raising a living being is a long-term commitment, not a temporary hobby. If you have money for a vacation but cannot ensure a safe place or temporary caregiver for your dog, do you truly deserve to be called an owner?
Fortunately, there are still neighbors who listen to the cries for help. They took action. They proved that compassion still exists. But we cannot rely on such luck forever. The law needs to be stricter against cases of animal abuse and abandonment. Society also needs to recognize more clearly: pets are not toys, not decorations.
I am not writing these lines to condemn one specific family. I write because I believe every one of us has a responsibility. If you are currently raising a pet, ask yourself: When you go away, how will they be cared for? If you are not ready to take full responsibility, do not adopt.
📍Jayashankar Bhupalpally, Telangana
These men are actively hunting and be@ting street dogs with heavy sticks before throwing them onto a truck (Vehicle: TS04UE6514) for culling!
Please step in, stop this illegal culling, and trace this truck before it's too late @TelanganaDGP@Collector_JSK@TelanganaCMO
Sound on 🔊 Piglets don’t like to be picked up by fHarmers 👺They stay afraid of fHarmers and their hands for the rest of their short miserable lives …and they are completely right 😡The same hands that cut their teeth tails and testicles. #StopTheAbuse#EndAnimalSlavery #EndAnimalAgriculture #EndAnimalExploitation #LiveVegan stop abusing animals ✌️
Ángel Expósito: "Sólo aquí en la playa del Trampolín de Ceuta hay 6.000 personas, los policías te dicen fuera de micrófono que la cifra de 10.000 es una broma, hay muchísimos más" https://t.co/8Mq3gxXK59
El negocio de la inmigración ilegal: Cruz Roja recibe 6,5 millones para gestionar la invasión de Ceuta con la pareja de Albares como vicepresidenta de la fundación
Por Unai Cano (@unaicano10)
https://t.co/WBQyj95qC5
Ceuta vuelve a salir a la calle porque no acepta quedar abandonada. Miles de personas aún permanecen en una ciudad cuyos recursos ya están al límite, mientras los vecinos reclaman seguridad, control efectivo de la frontera y una respuesta inmediata del Gobierno. Ceuta no se rinde: España debe estar a la altura.
#Inmigración #CrisisMigratoria #España #Fronteras #Ceuta