Alán Neira

Life is awkward, emotions are unfiltered, it all unfolds with a raw, R-rated edge.

[Alán Neira @thelabradores]

Ay que nervios, quisiera que alguien hiciera un live para ver que está pasando y de que hablan

[Mehni G ※ 메니 지 @m3hni]

Sabes que va a estar buena la visita de Estado cuando del lado coreano eligen “En el muelle de San Blas” de @manaoficial 😎 para anunciar.

Agenda intensa este primer día: Palacio Nacional y Chapultepec.

#한멕 🇲🇽🫰🏽🇰🇷

[Alán Neira @thelabradores]

Dios mío yo muy confiado en que X no volverá a mostrar los me gusta de mi cuenta 😩😩

[Alán Neira @thelabradores]

JAJAJ lo cunty que fue decir eso.

[Azucena Uresti @azucenau]

🔴“Es muy difícil vivir junto a un país que tiene un nivel tan alto de consumo de drogas ilícitas”, respondió Claudia Sheinbaum a las declaraciones de Donald Trump.

La presidenta añadió que también podría señalar la alta producción de armas en Estados Unidos, pero dijo que no lo hará debido a la relación que mantiene con el mandatario estadounidense.

Sheinbaum subrayó que ambos gobiernos trabajan de manera coordinada: “Vamos avanzando”.

🗞️ Israel Aldave @Radio_Formula

[Alán Neira @thelabradores]

Nefasto Enrique, eres parte de los vestigios del pasado que pasarán a la historia y serán recordados como la basura que siempre fueron.

[Enrique Krauze @EnriqueKrauze]

El punto más bajo de la diplomacia mexicana, en 200 años de historia.

[Alán Neira @thelabradores]

Private school latina my ass

[Alán Neira @thelabradores]

Fuck arround and find out

[Pop Fusion HQ @PopFusionHQ]

The three most upcoming concerts on Ed Sheeran’s “LOOP Tour” are reportedly UNSOLD, with what appears to be thousands of seats still available.

People are reportedly canceling or reselling their tickets in an effort to boycott the “throwback” singer following his decision to ban Macklemore from his concert after he publicly expressed support for Palestine, as well as Sheeran’s acknowledgment of the Israel-Palestine situation as a “conflict” rather than a genocide.

[Alán Neira @thelabradores]

Chingas a tu madre Ed Sheeran, chingas a tu madre pinche tibio.

[Pop Base @PopBase]

Ed Sheeran has released a statement on Macklemore being removed from his tour for speaking up for Palestine:

“Macklemore coming off tour was the promoter's decision, it was not mine. Macklemore's contract for the tour was with the promoter, not me. […] I am not complicit. I have my personal views on this devastating conflict. Just because I choose not to speak publicly, it doesn't mean I don't have them, and it doesn't mean I don't care. Nor does it mean I don't support causes in my own, personal way.”

[Alán Neira @thelabradores]

A quien vergas le importa que pasaba en MONTERREY en septiembre 11 porque siempre los regios tienen que hacer que algo trate sobre ellos????

[Vecino de Cumbres @Mty_Leones]

11 de septiembre de 2001

En Monterrey llovía fuerte desde un día antes, se suspendieron las clases, inundaciones en varias zonas.

Y muchos vimos esa explosión en vivo.

[El Profeta @EiProfeta]

“¿Qué planes tienes para Navidad?”

Yo:

[Alán Neira @thelabradores]

Honestamente tendría mi interés 🤔

[Techy Being @just_a_techy]

We are cooked 💀

[Fernando Rodríguez @fnandoR22]

“Creo que [la franquicia] necesita algo de ayuda. Así que, he vuelt..."

[Alán Neira @thelabradores]

Piss off old man, Alien Romulus was the best that could happen to the franchise since many movies back, just when we got something interesting with new director and ideas you come and shit all over again. LET FEDE COOK

[Alán Neira @thelabradores]

Dejé de ver el primer video de esa familia por no ver lo que parecía evidente les pasaría, verlos en otro video a salvo te deja una sensación de alivio 😭😭😭 esos cimientos estructurales son evidencia y dignos de estudiarse como investigación. 👏 👏

[Gummi @gummibear737]

They made it🙏

[Afshine Emrani MD FACC @afshineemrani]

I'm a cardiologist. Hayden Panettiere died at 36. Toxicology is pending, and I won't speculate about what killed her. But I want to say something about what her death should force us to confront, because I think we're going to get this wrong the way we always do.

She had already done everything we tell people to do. She spoke publicly about addiction. She named the postpartum depression. She wrote the memoir. She was told her liver damage could kill her within five years and she said it out loud, in interviews, to an audience of millions. She did the disclosure. She did the reckoning. She got the applause for being brave.

And she died at 36 anyway.

Here's the uncomfortable thing I need you to understand: that is not a contradiction. That is the disease. Addiction is a chronic, relapsing brain disorder with high fatality rates even among people who have insight, support, resources, and genuine periods of sobriety. Relapse is not a moral failure or evidence that someone wasn't really trying. For a substantial percentage of patients, it is the expected clinical course. The body does not care how eloquently you articulated your trauma, or how many people celebrated your journey.

We have built an entire cultural performance around public recovery, and we have quietly confused disclosure with protection. Someone tells their story. We call it progress. We share the interview. We buy the book. And we feel, collectively, that something has been solved. Nothing has been solved. The underlying drivers remain exactly where they were — untreated or incompletely treated psychiatric illness, unaddressed trauma, easy access to potent opioids, the neurobiology of tolerance and craving that does not respond to insight, and the systems and people who enabled it in the first place.

A memoir is not a treatment plan. And I want to say something specific about naloxone, because it's the piece most misunderstood. Naloxone reverses opioid-induced respiratory depression. It is extraordinary. It saves lives when it reaches someone in time, and everyone reading this should have it and know how to use it. In most states you can get it at a pharmacy without a prescription. But naloxone is harm reduction, not treatment. It buys minutes. It does not rewire the circuitry that drives someone back to the next dose after years of trying to stop.

And in my own field, I'll add the part rarely said: opioid overdose kills through respiratory arrest that becomes cardiac arrest. By the time the heart stops, hypoxic injury to the brain and heart may already be irreversible. The window is measured in minutes. Which is precisely why the drug has to already be in the room, and why someone has to be there to give it.

Here is what actually reduces mortality, and it is unglamorous:

Medication for opioid use disorder — buprenorphine, methadone, naltrexone. These substantially reduce overdose death, and they remain badly underused, badly stigmatized, and hard to access. If you take one clinical fact from this post, take that one. Treating the psychiatric illness underneath, properly and continuously — not as an afterthought to the addiction. Naloxone in the home, in the bag, at the workplace, everywhere. And sustained care long after the public has moved on — which is the thing our attention span is structurally incapable of providing.

Hundreds of thousands of people have died of this same physiology, under the same mechanism, without a single headline. We notice when the face is familiar. We extend more grace when there's a redemption arc attached. That selective attention is itself part of the problem — because it means our response is shaped by narrative rather than by mortality data.

Toxicology will eventually clarify the mechanism. It will not answer the harder question: why a woman who had already named the danger, with every resource available to her, still ended here at 36. That question belongs to all of us — to medicine, to an industry that consumed her from childhood, and to a culture that prefers the drama of a fall and a partial recovery over the tedious, expensive, imperfect work of keeping people alive for decades.

Addiction is not a story. It is a high-mortality disease. We should treat it like one — with medication, with sustained care, with naloxone in every home, and with a great deal less applause for disclosure and a great deal more funding for treatment.

Rest in peace, Hayden. Thirty-six.

[Alán Neira @thelabradores]

Save the cheerleader… 🕊️

[En Júpiter @En_jupiter_]

Es una noche triste amigos 🕊️

[Manuel Pedrero @YosoyPedrero]

Los gringos usando la misma receta:

Medio México está exhibiendo y exigiendo la renuncia de la Vendepatrias de Maru Campos por dejar entrar a agentes de la CIA y los gringos responden solicitando la extradición de Rocha Moya.

Medio México está exhibiendo y exigiendo la renuncia de Alito Moreno tras la caída de sus funcionarios corruptos y los gringos responden con la cancelación de la VISA de Andrés Manuel López Beltrán.

Este último intento es más burdo y patético para una oposición moribunda que cree que las VISAS son certificados de honorabilidad.

La misma receta, salvar a sus infiltrados para desviar el tema, advierto, no les funcionará.

[Alán Neira @thelabradores]

@GustavoRocMtz Fuera de lugar y culero tu comentario, como lo vas hacer político??

[sonia @finalgirlsonia]

and to whoever started that rumour… count your days.

[Alán Neira @thelabradores]

Ufff otro rumor #alienRomulus

[SciFi Spiral @SciFiSpiral]

20th Century Studios president of production Steve Asbell has officially denied reports regarding the cancellation of the next #AlienRomulus installment.

The project is still moving forward.

[Alán Neira @thelabradores]

Entiendo que Ridley es el creador universal, pero debió de darle el beneficio de la duda (mínimo) a Fede después del resultado de Romulus, siento que ya es más cuestión de soberbia a que otros directores ya están haciendo mejores filmes del universo alien que él mismo creador. 🤷🏽‍♂️

[Art Hits Hard @nightwriter22]

The planned direct sequel to Alien: Romulus has been reportedly shelved.

Reports indicate that director Fede Álvarez clashed with franchise creator and producer Ridley Scott.

Álvarez wanted to bring back Michael Fassbender’s android character, David, but Scott allegedly blocked.

If that's true, kudos to Scott. David is such a unique character that only Scott should direct him.