"Soy mesero. Nunca pensé que algún día tendría una casa para mi familia".
"Soy trabajador de una empresa de teléfonos. Creí que ese sueño era imposible”.
Escuchar estas historias nos confirma que no hay mayor honor que servir al pueblo. No hay satisfacción más grande que mirar a una madre, a un padre o a una familia cumplir el sueño que parecía inalcanzable.
Con Vivienda para el Bienestar, convertimos años de esfuerzo en patrimonio, esperanza y justicia social. Porque cuando el gobierno camina junto al pueblo, los sueños dejan de ser promesas y se vuelven realidad.
Hoy entregamos viviendas en Cuautla, Morelos.
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🇺🇸 You drive past these every day and have no idea what they’re actually doing.
Flock Safety cameras are quietly blanketing American neighborhoods, scanning every license plate in real time and feeding the data straight to law enforcement.
Former CIA officer and Special Forces veteran Joe Kent says this technology is being built around us with almost zero public debate.
Necessary crime-fighting tool… or a surveillance system expanding way too far?
@joekent16jan19 / Writer: Val
@minifurutrader@GuidoVerweyen Many just don't understand what day trading is. I've got 0 interest in economics/macroeconomics/correlations. Find it very boring and has literally nothing to do with my job, which is about making money by exploiting a pattern based edge over a large sample
Trump sent a 19-year-old American girl to die for israel in the Middle East.
Meanwhile his 20 year old son is making tens of millions from insider trading.
Where is the revolution?
If you wanted Cuba to be free you’d lift the decades-long economic embargo that’s suffocating the island. The truth is you don’t want to free Cuba. You want to seize Cuba and privatize its industries and resources to enrich the US billionaire class.
Leave Cuba alone, Evil Marco.
Here is what I actually cannot explain:
The year is 2003.
The United States invades Iraq on the basis of "weapons of mass destruction" that do not exist.
This is not a matter of interpretation. It is documented.
The intelligence was manipulated.
The case was fabricated.
The people who fabricated it knew it was fabricated.
Some of them have said so, on record, in memoirs that were reviewed positively in the same newspapers that helped sell the war.
One million people died.
The country was destroyed. The infrastructure, the institutions, the social fabric.
ISIS emerged from the power vacuum.
The region destabilized in ways still producing casualties today.
Not one person went to prison.
The architects of the decision became senior fellows at think tanks.
They wrote books.
They appeared on television as "serious foreign policy voices."
Some of them are now presented as "voices of reason" in the anti-Trump discourse.
And the next time the same government, with many of the same institutional actors, said there was a foreign threat that required military response, a significant portion of the population believed them.
That is what I cannot explain.
Not the lie.
Governments lie.
The bottomless, renewable, apparently inexhaustible willingness to be lied to again.
The yield on the 30-year Treasury is 5.18%, its highest since April 2006. At that time, the U.S. national debt was $8.35 trillion. Now it’s $39.6 trillion, almost five times as large. The U.S. can’t afford these rates, let alone the much higher rates we'll soon be forced to pay.
Little reminder that not a single American soldier ever has died defending their country. Not one. They always die, without exception, thousands of miles from home to advance the goals and interests of empire and capital. The brainwashing has been extraordinary