US EditionYolanda Díaz Sees «Insufficient» the Explanations Sánchez Has Given: «Enough Cynicism»
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The Minister of Labour asks the PP to rectify her accusations: «I would be charging myself with a crime» MADRID, 17 (EUROPA PRESS) The second vice president and Minister of Labour, Yolanda Díaz, has assured that the PP proposes a labor model of «massive impoverishment» in Spain through the wage devaluation and the drop in wages [...] The entry Díaz says that the PP proposes a labor model of «impoverishment» and the PP accuses her of «maquillar» …
The second vice president, Yolanda Díaz, has announced that she has agreed with the president of the government, Pedro...
Second Vice President and Minister of Labour, Yolanda Díaz, described as "insufficient" the explanations given by Pedro Sánchez on Monday, June 16 after the PSOE crisis: "Enough cynicism", has criticized Yolanda Díaz. Second Vice President has announced that she will demand "the end" of the charges against all public officials. Sánchez has appeared on Monday to offer explanations after the disclosure on Thursday, June 12, of the report of the UC…
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The second vice president, Yolanda Díaz, has announced that she has agreed with the president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, to celebrate as a matter of urgency the commission to follow up the coalition pact between PSOE and Sumar, in which she will demand measures of democratic regeneration after demanding in person "guarantees" of no more traces of corruption in the socialist ranks.
On Monday, Pedro Sánchez’s first meeting with his investiture partners took place to explain the corruption surrounding his environment and to listen to the measures to be taken in this regard. The first meeting with Sánchez was the second vice president, Yolanda Díaz, who was very critical of the President’s explanations, which he considered “insufficient”. “No more cynicism, it is not true that corruption is inevitable. Of course it is avoidab…
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