🚨Polymarket abre una apuesta sobre un posible bombardeo a México 🇲🇽. Ya lo hicieron con Gaza y Venezuela.
Se especula la existencia de un insider de la administración Trump, así que habrá que poner atención a cualquier pico en la apuesta en los siguientes meses.
La transmisión gringa:
"Solo 9 jugadores pq 2 han sido removidos del juego. Se les mostró tarjeta roja, lo que significa que no pueden jugar este partido. Cómo resultado Sudáfrica continuará con 9 jugadores en el campo. Esto es una gran desventaja y hace más difícil ganar"🤡🤡
📺 La campaña de criminalización contra los normalistas de #Ayotzinapa | El director del #CDHTlachinollan (@Tlachinollan), #AbelBarrera, analiza el supuesto hallazgo de explosivos el 8 de junio en un autobús de #Ayotzinapa, denunciando que este hecho sostiene una campaña mediática de criminalización y desprestigio contra los normalistas y las familias de los 43.
Entrevista completa por #VioletaNúñez y @eledesmaa 👇
https://t.co/a9UdbGSHp0
👊🥛 Ganaderos protestan desperdigando litros de leche en las calles de una ciudad al este de México
📍 En el Palacio de Gobierno de Xalapa, capital del estado oriental mexicano de Veracruz, ganaderos se manifestaron contra el alto a la compra de su producto por órdenes del Gobierno federal. Acusan que esta decisión deja a miles de litros de leche sin un mercado y les causa un grave daño económico, además, han amenazado con cerrar caminos y carreteras si no reciben una respuesta.
🚨🇨🇴 ME VINE A COLOMBIA A DERROTAR A ABELARDO DE LA ESPRIELLA‼️
USTEDES ME LO PIDIERON... Y ACÁ ESTOY, LISTO PARA LUCHAR A LA PAR DE USTEDES Y DERROTAR AL FACHO DE ABELARDO.
¡VAMOS HERMANOS COLOMBIANOS! ✊🏻🇨🇴
LO VAMOS A HACER TODOS JUNTOS.
#urgente#colombia#abelardo#cepeda #viral
“La Noche de los Cristales Rotos” Cacería migratoria en República Dominicana a plena madrugada. Lo que se está ejecutando es una brutal limpieza étnica contra personas negras y migrantes. No podemos guardar silencio. #RDMigración
This is an absolutely major story and almost no Western media covered it: India's water minister CR Patil said on Tuesday that "it is certain, not a single drop of water will go (to Pakistan) in the coming years."
Patil said that India is "actively working on it" after "directives" from Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
As a reminder, Pakistan's dependence on water from India is close to total: the country is essentially built around the Indus river system, all of whose rivers flow through India before entering Pakistan.
The Indus system irrigates 80% of Pakistan's farmland, generates a third of its electricity, supplies its major cities with drinking water, and sustains the livelihoods of some 240 million people.
So, essentially, no water from India = annihilation of Pakistan as a state.
Pretty damn consequential, all the more given we're talking about 2 nuclear powers here. And all the more because, understandably, Pakistan's formal position is that water diversion would constitute "an act of war" (https://t.co/WLoDpGzc2W).
Unfortunately, Patil's statement isn't just talk: India already set up the legal framework to make this possible. Last year, they unilaterally suspended the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty, despite the treaty containing no withdrawal clause.
It used to be the one piece of India-Pakistan relations that worked, and had survived multiple wars and over six decades of hostility. Now India is saying officially that it will "never be restored" (https://t.co/2SnUNevFbX).
The one mitigating factor here is physics: you don't just "turn off" a major Himalayan river system. Diverting rivers of this magnitude means building massive storage and canal infrastructure in Himalayan terrain: projects measured in years.
But India IS ACTUALLY BUILDING that infrastructure: for instance it just approved in May the building of the so-called "Chenab–Beas Link Tunnel," an 8.7km ₹2,352 crore (~$280M) tunnel designed to divert water from the Chenab basin into India's Beas river system. The Chenab is one of the main tributaries of the Indus - and one of the three "western rivers" (Indus, Jhelum, Chenab) allocated to Pakistan under the 1960 Indus Water Treaty.
Which means that, unfortunately, Patil's "not a single drop of water in the coming years" looks like a roadmap: the infrastructure to strangle Pakistan's water supply is being approved and tendered in plain sight.
This is also a story about selective media coverage and double standards: I'm willing to bet that 99% of people in the West have never heard of any of this.
Now make this thought experiment: imagine China announced it was building infrastructure to cut off every drop of water flowing to India and its ministers proclaimed on television that "not a single drop" would cross the border. It would be wall-to-wall coverage, sanctions packages, and a thousand op-eds about Beijing "weaponizing water."
Heck we don't need to imagine because the simple fact of China merely building a hydropower dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo (the upstream Brahmaputra) generated exactly the wall-to-wall alarm I'm describing, even though China threatened nothing and even though Indian officials said the threat is a "myth" given the fact that the river gathers most of its volume inside India from monsoon rains (https://t.co/GBgBybBPoE). Malign intent was still presumed from the act of construction, because it's China.
In India's case, the intent couldn't possibly be clearer: it's proclaimed by ministers on the record, and backed by India's actions. But because they're a courted Western partner, what they're doing - arguably the most extreme form of economic warfare imaginable, directed at a nuclear state - largely gets silence.
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🔥🚨 BREAKING:
🇮🇷 Iranian missiles rain down on Israel.
🔴 Skies glow red, sirens wail, and explosions echo across the night.
🚀 Fire for fire. Strike for strike.
⚡ The region edges closer to a dangerous new escalation.
For the weakest economy among the host countries, the World Cup offers Mexico a rare chance to present itself as safer, richer and more modern than many outsiders assume. But it also carries political risk https://t.co/3S8zeOeENk
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BREAKING:
Iran struck a US military base in Jordan with a long-range ballistic missile.
Satellite imagery from february showed that more than 60 US aircraft were deployed at the base, including 30 F-35 stealth fighters and 36 F-15 fighter jets.
Aquí les dejo una contribución —a manera de documento de trabajo— para presentar un contexto histórico y analítico sobre el tema del sistema de pensiones. Me parece que es muy importante tener un análisis actuarial sobre las condiciones materiales (la magnitud del problema) y funcionales (en tanto ahorro privado pero también ahorro público) de este tipo de políticas heredadas del neoliberalismo y que impactaron en el sistema en su conjunto. Para estos efectos es importante también tener a la vista los procesos de recuperación que ya se han vivido con las dos reformas (2020 y 2024) impulsadas.
De antemano me gustaría señalar que la actual lucha de la CNTE nos permite contar con elementos suficientes para comenzar con la problematización del significado profundo del Sector Social (SS) en el contexto de una Economía Mixta Social (EMS).
Me parece que hasta el momento ya se ha ganado terreno al empujar la constitución de un canal público completo (AFORE-ASEGURADORA) que permita ganar terreno a la lógica especulativa.
Todavía existe un tema pendiente en materia de entendimiento sobre los diferentes métodos de lucha —históricos, democratizantes, gremiales, populares— pero también será importante superar el antiestatismo a-crítico.
Esta es una contradicción dialéctica nueva que hemos experimentado —con un fuerte componente de límites anticapitalistas y de presiones hegemónicas— y no puede ser reducida de ninguna manera a una contradicción anterior instalada en el marco partidista interno.
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JUST IN:
Footage confirms that 2 Iranian long-range ballistic missiles struck Muwaffaq Salti airbase in Jordan.
The base hosts a significant US air presence, including F-35 and F-15 fighter jets.
Punto importante, y conviene reiterarlo:
Irán nunca ha atacado a ninguno de sus países vecinos por respeto a su soberanía. Sin embargo, frente a la agresión de la que es objeto, Irán tiene derecho, conforme al derecho internacional, a atacar los orígenes de dicha agresión.