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Spanish PM's far-left ally wants 'reset' after corruption case
MADRID - Spain's Labour Minister Yolanda Diaz, who leads the ruling coalition's far-left junior party Sumar, called for a \"reset\" of government on Friday after a corruption investigation forced out a close aide of the prime minister. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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The second vice president maintains that "a new framework of relations" is needed for the legislature and a "180-degree" social turn is needed
Díaz has admitted that he has not yet talked to the president of the government to whom he claims a "equal" relationship.
Against the backdrop of the political upheaval that rocked the political scene this Thursday following the resignation of Santos Cerdán as number three at Ferraz, as well as the subsequent apologetic explanations from Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to the public, reactions have been forthcoming. Not only from the opposition, but also from Sumar, the heart of the coalition, are demanding "a new framework for relations" with the PSOE for the good he…
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