Mauricio Soto Vidal

[Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives @dom_lucre]

🔥🚨LATEST: These Black men pulled up on a 6-year-old autistic child after they found out he was getting bullied at his bus stop so they stepped in.

[Mauricio Soto Vidal @maurosoteli]

No era culpa de la gente de Everton segun Cecilia Perez?
Ellos los diferentes , un desastre.

[Cooperativa @Cooperativa]

Imágenes filmadas desde las gradas del Sausalito evidencian que el proyectil pirotécnico que encendió el césped en el córner, al lado de Maximiliano Guerrero, fue lanzado desde la barra de la U y cruzó toda la cancha. En primera instancia la transmisión oficial de TV adjudicó el elemento a la barra de Everton #CopaChile https://t.co/VJ8EwZvakt

[Mauricio Soto Vidal @maurosoteli]

Absolutamente de acuerdo, falta agregar al cagon de Mena, tenia el partido ganado y no fue capaz de hacer cambios viendo que desde el minuto 70 sus jugadoras estaban reventadas. Los cambios los hizo al final.

[ex-ampuerismo @_JorgeV__]

Lo que tocan lo destruyen este par de mediocres

[José Luis Contreras Muñoz @natho47]

Cuando se sabrá cómo terminará el juicio realizado contra él subsecretario Monsalve

[Ignacio Briones @ignaciobriones_]

¿“Dignidad”?

¿La del que baila pasa?
¿De la violencia cada viernes?
¿Del temor de vecinos y quiebra del comercio?
¿La de vandalizar el patrimonio y bienes públicos y privados?
¿La de la quema de iglesias,Museo Violeta Parra y cafés literarios?

Esa “dignidad” se llama indignidad

[CNN Chile @CNNChile]

#ToleranciaCero | El minuto de confianza de Daniel Mansuy por fallida candidatura de Bachelet a la ONU: "Si el apoyo del presidente Kast era fundamental, entonces correspondía sumarlo en un origen"

💻https://t.co/YGweKA292Y

[Paz Zárate @Paz_ZarateB]

Diputada,
Ud. le decía al país que el TPP11 -en versión idéntica a la que nos rige hoy- nos dejaría sin derechos sociales.
Hoy @Minrel_Chile comete errores; pero en RREE vocería FA debería asumirla alguien sin este historial.
O ud. podría -finalmente- reconocer su gran error.
https://t.co/mmlsiuZBxV

[Hillel Neuer @HillelNeuer]

5/ THE JERUSALEM POST | June 2, 2026
By Hillel Neuer

The first internationally broadcast candidates’ debate in the race to become the next United Nations secretary-general will take place on June 9 in Geneva. Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum recently declared that “the ideal person to lead the United Nations” is Michelle Bachelet, the former president of Chile and former UN high commissioner for human rights.

Yet Bachelet’s record tells a different story. During four years as the UN’s top human rights official, she repeatedly failed to speak out against some of the world’s worst dictatorships while reserving disproportionate attention for democratic states.

To elevate her now to the UN’s highest office would signal that looking away from tyranny carries no cost, and may even be rewarded.

This is not a new concern. In 2022, at the conclusion of Bachelet’s four-year term as the UN’s highest human rights figure, UN Watch published a comprehensive review of her record, titled "Blind Eye to Dictatorships."

After examining every stand-alone country criticism initiated by Bachelet during her tenure, the report documented a persistent pattern of selective outrage. UN Watch recently echoed those concerns in an open letter urging governments to oppose her candidacy for secretary-general.

Our review found that Michelle Bachelet did speak out against certain abuses, such as in Myanmar, Sudan, Belarus, Nicaragua, and on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Yet she repeatedly failed to use her voice against some of the world’s most powerful and repressive regimes, including China, Iran, Cuba, North Korea, and Saudi Arabia.

She remained largely silent on political prisoners, dissidents, religious persecution, forced hijab laws, antisemitic violence, and China’s mass detention of Uyghurs until the final hours of her mandate.

At the same time, she devoted more stand-alone condemnations to democratic countries such as Israel and the United States than to many of the world’s worst human rights abusers. The result was a record marked not by consistency, but by a troubling double standard that too often left the victims of dictatorships without a champion.

Despite overwhelming evidence – including satellite imagery, survivor testimony, and leaked Chinese government documents – Bachelet delayed the release of the UN’s Xinjiang report for years, declined to publicly confront Beijing in strong terms, and did not issue a formal UN finding on the mass detention of over a million Uyghurs until the very final minutes of her tenure.

When Russia jailed its most prominent dissidents, Bachelet remained silent. She never issued a statement on Vladimir Kara-Murza, despite his surviving two suspected poisonings and later being imprisoned for opposing the Putin regime. This was despite repeated appeals from UN Watch and other international human rights organizations urging her to demand his release.

As Iranian women were harassed, arrested, and abused for showing their hair, Bachelet remained silent. When many condemned the regime for sending agents to Brooklyn to try and kidnap Iranian women’s rights activist Masih Alinejad, Bachelet was silent.

When novelist Salman Rushdie was stabbed in the wake of the Islamic regime’s fatwa, Bachelet was silent. Nor did she ever call out Tehran’s role in fomenting terrorism and conflict across Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Lebanon, and Israel.

If Bachelet was silent on many of the world’s worst dictatorships, this was compensated by a wildly disproportionate focus on condemning America and Israel.

UN Watch had made 27 separate appeals for Bachelet to speak out on human rights abuses in Venezuela, yet in her four-year term, she only called out the Maduro regime seven times. By contrast, she initiated 10 criticisms of the United States.

Likewise, while Bachelet entered the abortion debate by criticizing the US Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade, she never spoke out on anti-abortion laws in countries like Egypt, El Salvador, Nicaragua, or Senegal.

Nor did she ever issue a press release on forced abortions and sterilizations in China and North Korea. But going after America is what wins you points in Geneva.

Bachelet's obsession with Israel

Most telling of all was her obsession with condemning Israel. Systematically, Bachelet applied a double standard against the Jewish state, which she condemned more than Venezuela, China, Saudi Arabia, North Korea, Cuba, Yemen, and the Taliban.

Her policy toward Jews in the Diaspora was no better. During her four-year term, though Bachelet did speak out often on racism, she never initiated a single condemnation of violent antisemitic attacks that took place worldwide.

So while Bachelet had issued three statements criticizing the US government over violence against African Americans, she never issued a single statement on the deadliest antisemitic attack in American history, the 2018 massacre of 11 worshipers at Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life synagogue, nor on the 2019 shooting at the Chabad of Poway synagogue in California, or the 2022 hostage-taking at Congregation Beth Israel in Colleyville, Texas.

Clearly, the familiar maxim that “Jews are news” is only half true: they are news when they can be condemned, but not when they are under attack.

The question now before member states is whether this is the record they wish to reward.

Supporters of Bachelet point to her experience as a former president and former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights. Experience, however, is not the issue. Judgment is.

If the UN is to regain any of its credibility, the next Secretary-General needs to push back against aggressors, defend political prisoners, challenge powerful dictatorships, and speak for those who have no voice. Bachelet’s record raises serious doubts about whether she is willing to do so when the perpetrators are influential regimes.

Long before she became High Commissioner, Bachelet faced criticism for her accommodating approach toward her kindred spirits leading the regimes in Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua. Her tenure at the UN did not dispel those concerns – it reinforced them.

The United Nations does not need another Secretary-General skilled at navigating political sensitivities. It needs a leader prepared to confront uncomfortable truths, regardless of which government objects. The victims of repression in China, Iran, Cuba, Russia, North Korea, Venezuela, and elsewhere deserve more than carefully calibrated silence.

The UN’s credibility is already under unprecedented strain. Elevating Michelle Bachelet would only reinforce the perception that, at the UN, accommodation of dictatorships is a path to advancement rather than a disqualification from leadership.

The world deserves better. So does the United Nations.

The writer is executive director of UN Watch, a Geneva-based human rights organization.

[Tomás Jocelyn-Holt @tjholt]

Informe evidencia que gobierno de Boric demoró 14 meses en denunciar caso Bernarda Vera pese indicios https://t.co/GRU1pSc7oG

[Mauricio Soto Vidal @maurosoteli]

@manuel_LG1996 Todas las transmisiones de ESPN donde comentan o relatan argentinos, no solo el futbol son iguales, la Formula 1 es igual todo el rato hablando de Colapinto y justificando o enaltando su rendimiento, aburren. Ayer Martinez en el primer gol todo responsabilidad de el.

[✟Dalton_zanett7✟ @DZ_GORDUZO]

Me saco el sombrero ante este Man
🇨🇱😎

Literalmente se paro frente a todos esos cumas mal educados y facsitas rojos zurdos anti democráticos

En plena Fonda de Ñuñoa 😎
Bien alcalde Sebastián Sichel

18 Septiembre

[Mauricio Soto Vidal @maurosoteli]

@Slixztt @BrunsonDelColo @datosnomitos Amigo solo pregunto por lo que un ve en redes sociales cuando inventan formas de tratar de equiparar a Correa con Zampedri y hay un abismo de distancia. Zampedri esta compitiendo con los goleadores del año a nivel Mundial y Correa con Popin Castro para el segundo lugar en chile.

[Mauricio Soto Vidal @maurosoteli]

@BrunsonDelColo @datosnomitos Esto entiendo ademas, si a Zampedri le quitamos los 7 penales son 28 goles en el año, si a Correa le quitan el penal serian 11 goles este año, o sea 17 goles mas lleva el Toro. Se acabo.

[Mauricio Soto Vidal @maurosoteli]

@donmikycc @datosnomitos Efectivamente hace 4 años no ganamos el torneo, pero recuerda que los 4 años antes los ganamos seguidos y en torneos largos, cosa que ningun equipo chileno ha hecho, solo la UC.

[Mauricio Soto Vidal @maurosoteli]

@MaxLobosCL Los "Jueces picaros" deben fallar a favor de los clientes a los que Peña hace sus informes en Derecho y le pagan millonadas.

[Mauricio Soto Vidal @maurosoteli]

@BrunsonDelColo @datosnomitos Hay que decirles entonces a Messi, CR7, Mbappe, Kane, etc que no deben tirar penales porque segun tu los goles de penal no sirven. Se me olvidaba tambien que hay que avisar que las 2 copas americas tampoco sirven porque se ganaron en definicion a penales.

[Mauricio Soto Vidal @maurosoteli]

@datosnomitos O sea si el porcentaje de Correa de 0.67 es buenisimo, entonces el 0.875 de Zampedri (de acuerdo a tus datos) es Brutal.
Correa es muy inferior a Zampedri.

[Mauricio Soto Vidal @maurosoteli]

@Griekii El que explica se complica, claramente desmereciste al ganador de un Grand slam.

[Tomás Jocelyn-Holt @tjholt]

TC da el golpe final y confirma la constitucionalidad del instrumento usado por la Corte Suprema para remover jueces - La Tercera
https://t.co/wHxtYHPCRM