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HOY ES NOCHEBUENA Y LAS NOTICIAS SON BUENAS.—¿Pero dónde está la buena noticia, si los usureros y estafadores del Ladrillo están en pánico, son anticapitalistas y antidinero, y, encima, consiguen ganar todo tipo de votaciones?La «buena» noticia está, precisamente, en el cúmulo de disparates, barrabasadas y atrocidades que están haciendo.Y lo dejo ahí, no vaya a ser que me echen a Herodes encima.
Cita de: asustadísimos en Diciembre 24, 2025, 14:18:36 pmHOY ES NOCHEBUENA Y LAS NOTICIAS SON BUENAS.—¿Pero dónde está la buena noticia, si los usureros y estafadores del Ladrillo están en pánico, son anticapitalistas y antidinero, y, encima, consiguen ganar todo tipo de votaciones?La «buena» noticia está, precisamente, en el cúmulo de disparates, barrabasadas y atrocidades que están haciendo.Y lo dejo ahí, no vaya a ser que me echen a Herodes encima.De vez en cuando llegan a mis oídos historias y comentarios sobre las barrabasadas que han cometido, y que se siguen cometiendo a día de hoy, por parte de este ecosistema de buitres estafadores. Es una pena no poder contarlas con certeza, porque no dejan de ser cosas que alguien me dice, que a otro le contaron… como, por ejemplo, cómo se están traspasando los cromos de ciertos fondos a otros más pequeños, aunque el testaferro sea la misma persona; rumores sobre a quién pertenecen realmente, etcétera.También circulan historias sobre compras de derechos de crédito hipotecario procedentes de impagos —algunos de ellos “supuestamente” intencionados, para que el banco acepte una quita— y otras muchas soluciones imaginativas de la ingeniería garbancera del ladrillo, para seguir sacando tajada. La verdad es que no me da la sensación de que tengan mucho pánico, por lo que oigo.En el mejor de los casos, incluso cuando la fiscalía llega a su puerta, se llega a un acuerdo: no pisan la cárcel y el dinero no se recupera. Sirva de ejemplo un caso del que sí se puede hablar, porque ya está juzgado y condenado: Eduardo Lacasta, un conocido “empresaurio” aragonés —fallecido este agosto a los 82 años— que, a través de Fincas Atlanta, de su propiedad, defraudó 45 millones de euros, descapitalizando la empresa y moviendo el dinero a través de 50 sociedades distintas. No pisó la cárcel más que de manera preventiva, ni tampoco ninguno de los implicados.Lo que sí ha dejado son cosas como un edificio cerca de donde vivo, que —como otros muchos de la zona— pertenece al SAREB. Nunca llegó a tener licencia de primera ocupación, pero, al ver que iban a expropiárselo, lo llenó de gente con pocos recursos, con contratos ilegales, a los que estuvo cobrando en mano el alquiler hasta el último día que pudo. Los inquilinos ahora ingresan el alquiler directamente en el juzgado. A pesar de todo, el SAREB no reconoce esos contratos y serán desalojados en cualquier momento, después de varios intentos fallidos.Con poca publicidad, se está vaciando este tipo de inmuebles a marchas forzadas, supongo que para que todo quede niquelado sobre el papel, siguiendo los planes de liquidar el SAREB en 2027 con “solo” unas pérdidas de 12.000 millones de euros.Como guinda decorativa de esta historia, hay que comentar que, a principios de año, los vecinos de Latre (Huesca) descubrieron que, entre las obras de restauración de la ermita de San Miguel, financiadas con el dinero de Lacasta, se encontraba una pintura de San Matías representado con su propio rostro, con su aureola y todo.No sé muy bien hacia dónde vamos, ni cómo de grande va a ser la ostia, pero el daño ya está hecho. Lo estamos pagando y lo vamos a pagar todos con creces, económica y socialmente.Un abrazo a todos.
Trump: Tariffs are creating GREAT WEALTHUnited States President Donald Trump reiterated on Saturday that the tariffs he imposed on various countries and sectors are generating "great wealth" and "unprecedented" national security."Trade deficit has been cut by 60%, totally unheard of. 4.3% GDP, and going way up. No inflation!!! We are respected as a Country again," Trump wrote on Truth Social.In an earlier post, Trump claimed that the crime rate in the United States is at its lowest point ever, which he attributed to "the most successful Southern Border operation in history."
Status of the US Dollar as Global Reserve Currency: USD Share Drops to Lowest since 1994Central Banks diversify their holdings into dozens of smaller “non-traditional reserve currencies.”The share of USD-denominated assets held by other central banks dropped to 56.9% of total foreign exchange reserves in Q3, the lowest since 1994, from 57.1% in Q2 and 58.5% in Q1, according to the IMF’s new data on Currency Composition of Official Foreign Exchange Reserves.USD-denominated foreign exchange reserves include US Treasury securities, US mortgage-backed securities (MBS), US agency securities, US corporate bonds, and other USD-denominated assets held by central banks other than the Fed.Excluded are any central bank’s assets denominated in its own currency, such as the Fed’s Treasury securities or the ECB’s euro-denominated securities.
China issues drafts rules to regulate AI with human-like interactionA humanoid robot Tiangong by Beijing Innovation Center of Humanoid Robotics Co, moves an orange as a demonstration at its company, during an organised media tour to Beijing Robotics Industrial Park, in Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area, also known as Beijing E-Town, China May 16, 2025. REUTERS/Tingshu Wang/File Photo Purchase Licensing RightsBEIJING, Dec 27 (Reuters) - China's cyber regulator on Saturday issued draft rules for public comment that would tighten oversight of artificial intelligence services designed to simulate human personalities and engage users in emotional interaction.The move underscores Beijing's effort to shape the rapid rollout of consumer-facing AI by strengthening safety and ethical requirements.The proposed rules would apply to AI products and services offered to the public in China that present simulated human personality traits, thinking patterns and communication styles, and interact with users emotionally through text, images, audio, video or other means.The draft lays out a regulatory approach that would require providers to warn users against excessive use and to intervene when users show signs of addiction.Under the proposal, service providers would be required to assume safety responsibilities throughout the product lifecycle and establish systems for algorithm review, data security and personal information protection.The draft also targets potential psychological risks. Providers would be expected to identify user states and assess users' emotions and their level of dependence on the service. If users are found to exhibit extreme emotions or addictive behaviour, providers should take necessary measures to intervene, it said.The measures set content and conduct red lines, stating that services must not generate content that endangers national security, spreads rumours or promotes violence or obscenity.
Michael Hudson: The Economic Unravelling of the Political West(...) I think there’s beginning to be an anti-Americanism in Europe. And you see that in the Financial Times, saying Europe has to realize it has to go its own way. It has to be independent. And it has to talk about where is our real economic interest and our real military interest in all of this, and how does it diverge from what President Trump is trying to impose, which is “America first” and make America great gain, with your own foreign resources, as if somehow foreign resources can reindustrialize America without America having to change the whole way in which its own economy is structured.The fact is that Europe and the United States have a malstructured, financialized economy. This is the real problem. And it’s also lost its democratic context for the economy. Everything has changed, and all that the United States and Europe has to promote this worldview is a fictitious narrative. And the fictitious narrative is broadcast through politicians’ statements and the public media.And whom are you going to believe, your eyes or the public media? That’s the question. The European voters obviously reject the policy of their leaders, and they don’t realize that their leaders themselves are sort of American puppets.Whereas the proponents of the alternative are not Putin’s puppets. They’re the realists. And they realize there’s no need for war. It’s fictitious. It’s not that they’re pacifists, but there’s just no need for war, and there’s no war that Europe can win against Russia now that it doesn’t have any more arms.It has used them all up in Ukraine and sent them to Israel. So it’s disarmed. It has no money. Its industry is unable to operate without the inexpensive oil and gas that powered it before. There’s been no accounting for what are the costs and benefits of the future. It’s so obvious once you sit down and do it, but that’s not what the national Security Report comes right out and acknowledges.And that’s the real problem. It’s as if the American establishment doesn’t know what is in its own self-interest. It’s so pulled into this neoliberal, neocon, “war with Russia” mentality that’s been in place for the last 40 years.