US EditionGuardiola Promises in Her Inauguration as President that the Rights Will Not Be Subject to "Political Caravan"
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"Public services, well-being, and people's lives are going to be the top priority of the board government. And that's not negotiable.It's not nuanceable," he said.More information: Guardiola defends his pact with Vox: "I know that he has created noise but read the agreement word for word."
The new president of the Junta de Extremadura has emphasized that this new coalition government will not be that of mine in front of yours" and that "Extremadura is tired of tensions and blockades". Read
The president of the Junta de Extremadura, María Guardiola, has promised in her inauguration in the office held this Friday in the Roman Amphitheatre of Mérida that the rights "will not be subject to any political changes" as something that "is not negotiable" or "killable". "Public services, well-being, and the lives of the people will be the highest priority of the Junta government. And that is not negotiable. It is not nuancedable," she stres…
The Roman Amphitheater of Mérida served as a symbolic setting this Friday for the start of María Guardiola's presidency, who set the tone for her term from the very first minute with a clear message about rights, coexistence, and institutional stability. There were also references—albeit indirect—to her future Vox coalition partners in the regional government, conveying messages of unity while also outlining her expectations. Read more
Extremadura officially began its XII Legislature after a four-month blockade since the elections, but ended with a new PP and Vox agreement, the partner it always rejected, but who ended up accepting
The president of the Junta de Extremadura, María Guardiola, has committed in her inauguration in the post held this afternoon in the Roman Amphitheatre of Mérida that the rights "will not be subject to any political changes" as something that "is not negotiable" or "killable"."Our rights will not be subject to any political changes.Public services, the well-being and the life of the people will be the top priority of the Junta government. And th…
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