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Mariano Rajoy's Words to the Husband and Children of Fátima Báñez in Her Moving Farewell Letter: "It Is What She Asks of Us All"

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"We met often to try to be a little happier," said the former president about his good friend.

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The former Popular Party minister is one of the 69 fatal victims of the train accident in Urda, Toledo. She lost her life at 59 years of age in the collision. More information: The life of Ana and Jaime, sons of Fátima Báñez: from his work in the US to her practices in the study of Joaquín Torres

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Fátima Báñez (59), former Minister of Employment and Social Security and one of the most prominent figures in the economic and labor area of the Popular Party during the governments of Mariano Rajoy, has died in the railway accident in Toledo. After locating his body and carrying out the necessary identification, the mortal remains ... Continue reading "Mariano Rajoy, Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría and María Guardiola, broken in pain in the tanatori…

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Former President of the government Mariano Rajoy lamented this Friday the death of the former...

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"We met often to try to be a little happier," said the former president about his good friend.

·Madrid, Spain
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"He was above all a good person. He never hurt anyone, he was always willing to help and I really think this is a huge loss for all of Spain" Huelva's affection for Fátima Báñez has wrapped her last goodbye

The loss of Fátima Báñez has left a profound impression on Mariano Rajoy, who has opted for a personal letter to pay tribute to his minister and friend. In the letter, the former president reveals the reason for his decision: «I write because I need to do it. Also because I want him to read me». Báñez, who had [...]

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¡HOLA! broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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