Esther Muñoz Blows Pilar Alegría After Trying to Get Mazón Out to Cover Óscar Puente
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It has not been a discreet retreat or a genuine assumption of guilt, but a final choreography designed to save the partisan narrative.
The reaction of PP and Vox to the parliamentary appearance and resignation of Óscar Puente is only explicable if the objective was not the minister of Transport, but the president Pedro Sánchez Since the accident of Urda it seems that there has been no issue more present in the political scene than the resignation of the minister Óscar Puente. Barely if it has been spoken and written about something else during the six days from the accident unt…
Ester Muñoz and Pilar Alegría have played a hard role in social media after the Minister of Education and government spokesman tried to introduce Carlos Mazón into the debate on the political responsibilities for the railway tragedy in Urda and the resignation of Oscar Puente. The PP spokesman in Congress has not let the maneuver pass and has responded with a direct comparison between the management of the dana and the railway crisis that has en…
With the resignation of the Minister of Transport, the socialist Óscar Puente, due to the tragic accident in Toledo, a boomerang effect has been activated in the PP: the focus is on the former Valencian president Carlos Mazón. Although Mazón resigned as head of the Council, he is holding on to his seat in the Valencian Parliament. A resilience that is discursively wearing down the Popular Party, who had demanded Puente's resignation by land, sea…
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