Camila Wiesner

[Germán Ricaurte @german_ricaurte]

Pésima semana para ser paloma en Colombia

[frauletizia @letiziafrau]

Cappella aconfessionale
Rothko
Huston. Texas

[Camila Wiesner @WiesnerCamila]

@Simon_AdlT Yo

[Maria Jose Castaño @maria_mimia]

“¿Cuántos libros tienes sin leer?”

-No voy a responder eso sin un abogado presente.

[literland @literlandweb1]

"El truco es volverse fuerte de corazón sin perder la ternura del alma".
Julio Cortázar

[Camila Wiesner @WiesnerCamila]

@AbelardoPTE Dividir la derecha es la peor estrategia para este gobierno

[Colombia Out of Context @OutOfContextCol]

Preguntaaaaa: Estamos eliminados o hay que esperar el escrutinio???

[motín de sierra chica haciendo empanadas de M1L31 @laurioma_]

entonces resulta que si "motomami" es muchas cosas y puede ser todo, la rosalía llegó a la misma conclusión de borges y el aleph

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Robert F. Kennedy stopped for lunch at a Chicken in the Ruff drive-in along Route 52 in Bluefield, West Virginia, during the 1960 Democratic primary campaign. As campaign manager for his brother, John F. Kennedy, he traveled extensively throughout the state, working to earn support from working-class voters. The visit was captured in a now-iconic photograph that reflected the hands-on, grassroots style that defined the Kennedy campaign.

Winning West Virginia was a crucial turning point for JFK, as it helped prove he could attract support from Protestant voters and strengthened his path to winning the presidency. Although the original restaurant no longer exists, the photograph endures as a lasting symbol of a pivotal moment in American political history.

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

A couple shares a kiss beneath mistletoe while wearing gas masks during the Blitz in 1940.

During the Blitz of 1940–1941, people across London and other parts of the United Kingdom continued to celebrate Christmas despite nightly air raids and widespread destruction. German bombing campaigns devastated entire neighborhoods, while civilians endured blackouts, rationing, and the constant fear of attack. Even so, families decorated bomb shelters and damaged homes, gathered for modest celebrations, and sang carols together to preserve a sense of normalcy.

This wartime Christmas became known as “Blitzmas,” a holiday defined by both hardship and resilience. One of the era’s most memorable images shows a couple kissing beneath mistletoe while wearing gas masks, capturing how love and tradition endured even under the threat of war. Although presents were limited and festivities were subdued, communities transformed Christmas into an act of quiet defiance, demonstrating that hope, unity, and human connection could survive even the darkest chapters of conflict.

[Gabriela @delgadoremifa]

A Colombia la está matando esa LLAMADERA DE NÚMEROS DESCONOCIDOS

[Santiago Vélez @SantiagoVelezP]

Muchas mesas en zonas de conflicto registraron el 100 % de los votos a favor de Cepeda. Por el contrario, no hay ninguna mesa en zonas de conflicto con el 100% de los votos a favor de Abelardo. ¿De verdad pretenden que esto se acepte como normal? Las autoridades deben investigar.

[Camila Wiesner @WiesnerCamila]

Hay gente que todavía no entiende que la independencia del banco de la república es el pilar de la economía y eso se nota…

[Camila Wiesner @WiesnerCamila]

El populismo se alimenta de la ignorancia del pueblo.