Hernán Nadal

that´s. great!

So so sad

@vanessaglobal.bsky.social How are you?
thanks for following.

Corruption perception in Argentina hits worse level since 2019 - Buenos Aires Herald A 2025 transparency report cited the alleged bribery scheme in the disability agency as the reason for the new drop

Corruption of Milei´s gov:
buenosairesherald.com/business/arg...

#Argentina #Milei #Corruption #Politics

a man in a tuxedo stands at a podium in front of a cpac wall ALT: a man in a tuxedo stands at a podium in front of a cpac wall

If you want to know everything you need to do to destroy a country, come and study the disaster that President Javier Milei is wreaking in my country: Argentina.

#Argentina #Milei #JavierMilei #Politics #WorldNews

encouraging any researchers to use Claude Code for all their investigative work; sql queries, R/Python notebooks, data visualizations - honestly ❤️ this is awesome.

The ghost of a dog is the conscience of a society that failed. They don’t want blood; they want the dignity we stole from them in the name of progress.

In the North, power is a theater of shadows where blood stains the carpet but never the conscience. Impunity carries a diplomatic passport.

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Most people want peace; nations don’t want wars. But often, we are misled by promises that seem valid in the face of our anger toward those who let us down. Let’s not fall into those traps again.

#Peace #Powertothepeople #People

The Welcome Committee for Donald Trump in Greenland is ready

:)

#Greenland #Trump #DonaldTrump

The problem is that everybody knows that and nobody does anything..

YouTube video by ProPublica A Year in Trump’s Mass Deportation Campaign

WATCH: President Donald Trump said he would launch the largest deportation program in American history.

A year later, here’s how that effort is playing out — and at what cost.

A photo of "The Shoes on the Danube Promenade" with the words "Today is Holocaust Memorial Day."

We must ensure the shoes on the Danube remain a warning to the living, not a relic of lessons ignored.

"The Shoes on the Danube Promenade" is a memorial of 60 cast-iron shoes along the river’s bank in Budapest. It honours the thousands of Jewish people who, in the winter of 1944-1945, were shot on the banks of the Danube by members of the Arrow Cross Party – who collaborated with the Nazis.

Teach, peace

Post-privacy is a fancy term for absolute surveillance. We aren't "ready"; we've been stripped of our doors while we slept. In 2026, silence is a luxury we can't afford.

Is it time?
znetwork.org/znetarticle/...

UN Says US Raid on Venezuela Violated International Law A top United Nations official condemned the US attack on Venezuela, saying it violated international law, could fuel instability in the region and sets a concerning precedent that could make violent c...

A top United Nations official condemned the US attack on Venezuela, saying it violated international law, could fuel instability in the region and sets a concerning precedent that could make violent conflicts more likely

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The big questions remaining:

1️⃣ Will the Executive branch provide a formal justification for this specific vote?

2️⃣ What is the current budgetary status of ANDIS?

3️⃣ How will this affect the implementation of disability services moving forward?

What is at stake? Beyond the symbolism at the UN, families and individuals are concerned about the "real world" impact on:

Infrastructure accessibility

Pensions and benefits

Community support programs

Educational and labor inclusion

While the government hasn't released a formal statement detailing the legal or technical reasons for the "No," the alignment with Washington is clear. Locally, however, this is being interpreted by many as part of a broader policy of social spending cuts.

Critics argue this vote doesn't happen in a vacuum. It coincides with growing concerns over the defunding of ANDIS (the National Agency for Disability), the state body responsible for coordinating disability policies and promoting social inclusion.

In Argentina, the move sparked immediate backlash. Provincial Health Minister Nicolás Kreplak criticized the vote, stating: "Argentina, once again against health... this confirms an international position that opposes profoundly human expressions."

The resolution is a political roadmap for international standards. It calls for concrete measures to improve infrastructure, community support, and the autonomy of people with disabilities worldwide. While not legally binding, it sets the global human rights agenda.

On December 17, the UN General Assembly voted on a resolution to guarantee rights, accessibility, and community support for independent living for persons with disabilities.

The result? ✅ 175 votes in favor ❌ 2 votes against (Argentina and the USA)

Here is the breakdown of what happened and why it’s sparking a major debate. 🇦🇷🇺🇳 #UnitedNations #Argentina #HumanRights

SAD and DANGEROUS:
Argentina’s UN Vote on Disability Rights:

Argentina has once again aligned itself strictly with the U.S. at the UN, being the only two countries to vote against a resolution promoting the rights of persons with disabilities.

#Argentina #USA #UN #Politics #Disabilities

As a white South American, I realize I don't know much about the history of the Black struggle in the US and globally beyond what I've read or a few conversations I've had. I follow accounts like yours precisely to listen and learn from your lived experience

Historical science is the shield against global cynicism. Without serious historians, the future is a wasteland handed to the highest bidder. Cheers!