Pedro Sánchez Tried to Convince Oscar Puente Not to Resign Minutes Before Announcing It
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‘La Sexta’ has made public the contents of the message of the former Transport Minister to the President, minutes before announcing his resignation to the Permanent Representative
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The Popular Party has attributed the resignation of the former Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility, Oscar Puente, to the results of the CIS poll on the political impact of the railway accidents of Adamuz (Córdoba) and Urda (Toledo), and not to the severity of their consequences. In the opinion of the popular, it was the poll, "and not the 116 deaths behind its back," that led to his departure from the government. Since the formation t…
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The surprising resignation of the Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility, Oscar Puente, was unexpected for everyone, including the President of the Government. In fact, as this newspaper may have known, Pedro Sánchez tried to convince him not to resign a few minutes before he announced it. Puente wrote to the Chief Executive a WhatsApp message from the Permanent Council itself to explain, a few moments before he did, that he was going to…
An exchange of messages from Whatsapp between Óscar Puente and Pedro Sánchez put an end to this Tuesday night, to the first stage of the vallisoletano in the Spanish government. Or, at the very least, this is the official version that has spread since last night both the environment of the minister and the president of the government.The first of the messages that were exchanged came out of Puente's mobile phone while appearing in the Permanent …
El Debate's political correspondent analyzes the impact of the resignation of the former transport minister on the PSOE
The president of Aragon maintains that the departure of the minister responds to the electoral calendar of the PSOE and not to the general interest and demands explanations on the security of the AVE and warns that the users continue to travel with fear
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