O'Xesús

[O'Xesús @xesus]

Ovella enfréntase a coche da @guardiacivil. Sorprenderache o que pasou despois! https://t.co/XqU6sQObl1

[Halva Szekely @lingoreteira]

Esta ovella si me representa.

[Alex_politics @comuflauta]

Que cojones ha pasado en Galicia para que la pobreza haya aumentado un 20% en un solo año?

[Manuel Gago @navoltadafolla]

Todos sabemos que no Salnés, no Barbanza, en Fisterra ou na comarca de Arzúa, por poñer uns casos, a invasión musulmana é moito máis apreciable que na Terra de Montes ou no Deza.

[Ben Norton @BenjaminNorton]

This story is extremely important:

A whistleblower revealed that Brazil's far-right Bolsonaro family dynasty met with Meta to discuss US plans to interfere in Brazil's election, to prevent Lula from winning.

Lula's Facebook and Instagram accounts were censored a few days before the first round of the presidential election.

This had a huge impact on the election, because Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, which are all owned by Meta, are the most popular apps in Brazil, and are hugely influential all across Latin America. (Jair Bolsonaro's son Flávio was declared the winner of the first round of the vote, by a narrow margin.)

Meta later admitted that Lula's accounts had been restricted, but it claimed that this was supposedly due to a "technical error"...

The whistleblower who disclosed this is Nadia Beller, a Bolivian journalist who was almost killed by hitmen hired by Fernando Cerimedo, a far-right Argentine political operative who oversees election interference, bots, and disinformation campaigns.

Cerimedo is closely linked to the US government and has worked for pretty much every right-wing leader in Latin America. He was photographed with Donald Trump Jr. and members of the Bolsonaro family, and he received an award at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida a few months before he was arrested for the failed assassination attempt against Beller, his pregnant ex-girlfriend.

Link here: https://t.co/9hqjur2P8x

[Natie🇨🇳 @Natie2Natie]

A must-watch. 🎬
Feith tries to hide behind cold, robotic gov't speak to justify the Iraq War. But Pilger strips away the political jargon, forcing him to face the brutal reality of civilian deaths and blatant double standards.
This is what journalistic accountability looks like.

[Assistant Secretary Riley Barnes @StateDRL]

Ambassador Thornhill, welcome to the team. I’m proud to have such a dedicated leader join us as Ambassador-at-Large to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons. Human trafficking is a grave human rights issue and a transnational crime exploiting men, women, and children for profit. We will continue to go after traffickers, protect survivors, and deliver justice for the American people.

[Davizz66 🔻 @recuncho34]

Y os aseguro, que es así!!! No es un chiste!!!😂😂

[Qué más da @flotontino]

Escuchen a Gonzalo Miró.

Ya verán como entenderán un poco mejor, la táctica del PP y Vox.

[Paco San José. @NoModer]

A este que lee libros y ve películas, lo analiza:

— @martapadillapolitiks

[Sole Felloza @SoleFelloza]

En 2013, cando Mujica estivo en Compostela, Beiras estaba alí. Hoxe tiña que estar eu na súa despedida. Nese Museo do Pobo Galego que ficou pequeno, co claustro interior, o exterior e as salas ateigadas de xente de todas as idades.
Imos quedando orfos.

[Paz Zárate @Paz_ZarateB]

Periodista: ¿Qué es el socialismo?
JD VANCE: No sé lo que significa… creo que en el contexto americano es querer reemplazar a trabajadores estadounidenses por extranjeros, y que los niños jueguen en deportes de niñas. Eso une a los socialistas hoy.

[BILBOA. 🔻III REPÚBLICA YA!!!🇵🇸 @BILBOAANTIFA]

Ayuso diciendo que ella nunca ha dicho que no se vote por correo......

[Blanca Usoz Oyarzabal @BlancaUsoz]

#Feijóo pregúntame a mí! Soy médico especialista en Trabajo y te lo explicoooo! No es por lo que #Garamendi y tú creéis, que son unos jetas que alargan el fin de semana!

[kiko da silva @dasilvakiko]

Hoxe A Silveira non medrou nas páxinas de El Correo Gallego, no seu lugar, aparece unha entrevista ao conselleiro de Educación.
Será cousa da silvicultura: ás veces, despois de tocar certas pólas, A Silveira precisa un día de poda.
Mañá veremos se volve medrar.
Déixovos a de onte

[o Xabier de Geluca 📚🏳️‍🌈🇵🇸 @xabierlatin]

1/3
Día 21 de setembro, 07:23 horas.
Estación Intermodal de #Vigo.
Bus Vigo-Compostela.
Unha muller, por dicir algo, pretendeu non facer cola e subir ao bus antes que ninguén. Como é habitual en #Mombus, o condutor dixo que primeiro subirían que tivesen billete ou reserva, e ...

[Nat Factor ⭐️💜 @StuddertNatalie]

This won’t be allowed to stay up for long. So watch while you can.
It’s absolutely absurd and control over freedoms of speech.

[MagellanQuest 🇪🇺/acc @MagellanQuest]

Europe has a young talent belt.

These are the regions where ≥57.5% of people aged 25–34 have tertiary education.

Spain alone has 7 of the 25 regions.

And the pattern looks very different from Europe’s R&D and high-tech maps.

Human capital has its own geography.

[Xabier Díaz @xabier_diaz]

E fomos por segundo ano a poñer o ramo á Barca, 3 acordeóns e as gorxas emocionadas das muxiás ❤️
E que bonito foi, cantar o alalá mesmo con borraxeira!

[Rutger Bregman @rutgerbregman]

This is an insanely important report about how completely, utterly and totally unprepared Europe is for the arrival of transformative AI.

A single data centre in Malaysia will soon have a third of the AI computing power of *all* of Europe combined. Two data centres in the US will have more than our entire continent.

And that's just page one...

More than 60 of Europe's top minds (including two Nobel laureates) have just published "A Transformative AI Strategy for Europe", an independent report about how dire the situation is. As the world gets darker, we risk being squeezed and trampled by the US and China. On the current path, the report warns, even Europe's richest economies could slide toward middle-income status in a world run from Silicon Valley and Beijing.

Here's where we are right now:

→ The EU hosts just 5% of the world's AI compute. The US: 75%.
→ Not one of the ten most valuable AI companies in the world is European.
→ And this year, Europe got locked out of the world's most powerful AI model, twice, by American export rules. The EU's own cybersecurity agency had to negotiate for weeks to get in, and still doesn't have the latest version.

For years the comfortable story was: America innovates, Europe regulates. Well, that story is dead. You can't regulate what you can't access. And you can't protect 450 million people with second-rate cyberdefence against first-rate attackers.

The good news is that we have some leverage: Europe holds the single biggest chokepoint in the global chip supply chain (ASML). And this report sketches a plan to increase our leverage massively. Here's what we need to do:

1. Build a member state alliance for supply chain security – Netherlands, Germany and France at minimum – founded before the end of 2026.

2. Recruit many more frontier AI experts inside European governments ASAP.

3. Aim for at least 15% of global AI compute on European soil by 2030, built so local communities actually benefit.

4. Make Europe the world leader in AI assurance: hardware that can prove how AI is being used.

5. Prepare for crises and emergencies, such as engineered viruses and highly advanced automated cyberattacks.

It's too late to catch up with the US and China. But it's not too late to build leverage .

Read the full report here --> https://t.co/Byi5WYC8yW

[Ojito 👁 @elojoquetodolv]

Es que ha pasado una semana y sigo sin superar LOS COMENTARIOS😭

[Einride @einrideofficial]

Einride and Lidl Germany have put a cab-less SAE Level 4 truck into daily operation on a German public road, under the first KBA permit of its kind. One shift a day, five days a week, moving real store deliveries. $ENRD
https://t.co/a9lbbRven9