
he/him | democratic socialist | bi 🇵🇸 private account @Theotherkenji
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Kenji 🇭🇺🇪🇺 retweeted
Republicans are underperforming in Polk County. We have a voter registration advantage of 60,000 in the county and it went R+30 four years ago.
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House prices in the EU rose by 4.7% over the past year.
📈 Largest rises: Portugal +16.5%, Bulgaria +15.5%, Lithuania +14.3%
📉 Prices fell in: Finland, Luxembourg and France
Everyone has the right to an affordable place to live 🏠
More on the data → link.europa.eu/BKGfYG

ALT Map of the EU showing the change in house prices in each EU country over the past year, in %, with darker blue for larger rises. EU average: +4.7%. Portugal +16.5%, Bulgaria +15.5%, Lithuania +14.3%, Slovakia +13.6%, Croatia +12.7%, Spain +12.1%, Romania +12.1%, Latvia +11.4%, Hungary +10.2%, Denmark +9.4%, Slovenia +9.1%, Czechia +8.6%, Cyprus +7.9%, Malta +6.9%, Poland +6.3%, Ireland +6.0%, Estonia +5.8%, Austria +5.1%, Sweden +4.8%, Netherlands +4.3%, Italy +4.0%, Belgium +2.1%, Germany +0.6%, France -0.8%, Luxembourg -2.2%, Finland -2.7%. No data for Greece. A sticker reads “Affordable housing is a social right”. Source: Eurostat.
Good ol rezsicsökkentés
In the first half of 2026, natural gas prices for household consumers in the EU (expressed in purchasing power standards (PPS) per 100 kWh) were highest in:
🇸🇪Sweden (17.7)
🇵🇹Portugal (15.0)
Lowest:
🇭🇺Hungary (4.3)
🇱🇺Luxembourg (6.6)
➡️link.europa.eu/vqQ8Xg
Kenji 🇭🇺🇪🇺 retweeted
In 2025, 457 billion passenger-kilometres (pkm) were performed by rail in the EU. 🚂 🛤️
Highest rates of pkms per inhabitant:
🇭🇺 Hungary (1692)
🇫🇷 France (1606)
Lowest:
🇬🇷 Greece (69)
🇱🇹 Lithuania (164)
For more data 👉 link.europa.eu/MWgqYY
Kenji 🇭🇺🇪🇺 retweeted
I haven't watched any 2024 election stuff since that day. Only when we take back the Senate will I press play on this
Kenji 🇭🇺🇪🇺 retweeted
Lula da Silva is re-elected president of Brazil.
In the second round of voting, incumbent president da Silva of the left-wing Workers' Party defeated the centrist Social Democratic Party candidate Geraldo Alckmin with 60.8% of the vote.
































