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Ayuso Denounces the Billions of European Funds Lost by Sánchez: "Corruption Kills"

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He has done so this morning on Ana Rosa’s show. In addition to the railway tragedy, he has dealt with issues such as trade unions, vandalism, Ceuta or the World Cup with Morocco.

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The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, considered this Friday that the railway tragedy in Urda (Toledo) that left 69 dead on 28 October “could have been avoided”. The regional leader points out to a “mafioso government” that has “carried it raw” during the time that they believed themselves to be “impunes”. “All the money from European funds over these years have been lost. Tens of billions have been lost because it has not…

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The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, has accused the government of Pedro Sánchez of «staying with all that money» from European funds to make «a historical collection» that has not destined for public infrastructure. Ayuso has denounced that «tens of billions» have been lost for a sectarian management that ... Continue reading «Ayuso accuses Sánchez of «staying with the money of European funds» and not allocating it to pu…

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Madrid’s president has asked to kick out the “government mafia” in Moncloa

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The Madrid president portrays the socialist leader and his people: "Right now they are creating parallel networks to live from the public. The panorama we are going to find is still unknown. Now, with the political change in opening the drawers, everything will come out."

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He has done so this morning on Ana Rosa’s show. In addition to the railway tragedy, he has dealt with issues such as trade unions, vandalism, Ceuta or the World Cup with Morocco.

·Madrid, Spain
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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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