Nogueras Questions Jordi Wild and Boasts About the Law Against Multiple Recidivism: "Whoever Does It Pays"
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The party places the emphasis on security in Manresa, a city that is key to its local aspirations on the margins of the generals. "No lesson!"
The Junts candidate believes that Sánchez, Feijóo and Colau cannot explain to the influencer the work they have done in Congress
“No lesson when talking about security!” exclaims Miriam Nogueras, who exhibits the law against the multi-recidence passed by Congress and points out that “who makes it, pays it,” whatever its origin
Junts a les generals candidate, Miriam Nogueras, defended at a rally in Manresa that the multiple recidivism law is a merit of her party and stated "Whoever makes it, pays for it, and I don't care where they come from." More than a hundred activists and candidates Josep Maria Vila d'Abadal and Ramon Bacardit attended.
Junts's candidate for the generals, Miriam Nogueras, defended at a rally in Manresa that the multi-recident law is the merit of her party and said "Who makes it pay, and I don't care where they come from." More than a hundred militants and candidates Josep Maria Vila d'Abadal and Ramon Bacardit came.
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