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Cd. of Mexico.- Morenist legislators Ricardo Monreal and Alejandro Murat denied having links with profiles linked to the President of Spain, Pedro Sánchez, marked by acts of corruption that reached the project of the Maya Train in Mexico. On Tuesday, REFORMA Group reported that the biggest scandal of Spanish corruption reached the Maya Train, after politicians, advisers and businessmen of that country are marked of bribes to obtain contracts fro…
The president will turn this week in the NATO meeting that will address defense spending and next week he will host in Seville the UN summit on development aidThe private messages of the NATO Secretary General to Trump: “Europe will pay big” An international respite in the middle of the siege of national politics. The president of the government will face this week and the one that comes with an agenda full of foreign policy commitments that wil…
Political Turmoil in Spain: Socialist Party Under Scrutiny
Spanish police gathered emails from the Socialist Party's ex-official Santos Cerdan, escalating a graft investigation that has rocked the party and led to his resignation. The probe, also involving former Transport Minister Jose Luis Abalos, threatens Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's standing amid calls for snap elections by the opposition.
They believe that the Secretary General of the Socialists should leave office to “save the dignity” of voters and “return the honor” of the formation
The president of the government will not give explanations about the corruption scandals that affect his party and its surroundings until July 9. Instead, Pedro Sánchez has agreed to separate the issue from the alleged corruption in his party from the other issues that were included in the full bus scheduled for that day. Thus, after pressure from his own partners, the head of the executive will appear in a full monograph on corruption in the mo…
A total of 38 former ministers and former senior PSOE officials have asked by letter to Pedro Sánchez for his "immediate resignation" as general secretary of the party to...
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