The Government Paid for Yolanda Díaz’s Autobump Tour to Earn 350,000 Euros at the ILO
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Pedro Sánchez's aspirant for the position has travelled at the expense of the half-planet state, with stops in Mexico, China or Finland entering...
If you thought that Spanish politics could no longer surprise you, attentively: Yolanda Díaz has decided that her future is in Geneva. The second vice president and founding leader of Sumar has announced her candidacy for the leadership of the International Labour Organization (ILO) after a pact with Pedro Sánchez that, translated into the reality of the left, amounts to an earthquake. Indignometer Level of social impact: 8/10. Affects more than…
By Paco Tilla.- While half of Spain lives hours of anguish over the devastating fires with thousands of displaced people who have been left homeless, the second vice president and Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz, goes to her own thing and has decided that the smoke does not allow her to see the map of her country, but the fiscal advantages of Switzerland. With an ear-to-ear smile that overshadows the glow of any forest fire, she has accepted the…
It is miserable to dirty this proposal and attack this candidacy out of personal resentment. Perhaps the reason for this attitude deserves the attention of a specialist in human psychology.
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