US EditionSánchez appoints Ion Antolín Secretary of State for Communication, until now director of the PSOE
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The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, has appointed as Secretary of State for Communication the current director of communication of the PSOE
Journalist Ion Antolín, until today director of communication of the PSOE, is the new Secretary of State for Communication, replacing Francesc Vallès, as approved this Tuesday by the Council of Ministers.Continue reading...
On Tuesday, the Council of Ministers approved the appointment of the PSOE press officer, Ion Antolín, as the Secretary of State for Communication such as...
The government of Pedro Sánchez has appointed as new secretary of state of communication the director of communication of the PSOE, Ion Antolín. The socialist thus replaces Francesc Vallès as head of this body, who would have asked to leave the office after more than three years in the secretariat, under the Ministry of Presidency headed by the socialist Félix Bolaños.Antolin had held a minor position in the body, first as adviser in the Cabinet…
The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez , has appointed as Secretary of State for Communication the current director of communication of the PSOE, Ion Antolín Llorente , thus replacing in the position of Francesc Vallès, as has advanced 'El País' and has been able to confirm ABC.Antolin has been the director of communication of the socialists since August 2022, after having been director of the Department of Information Coordination of th…
It replaces Francesc Vallès and has been linked to teaching, since, among other issues, he has been director of a master's degree at Camilo José Cela University and academic director of another graduate degree at the same universitySánchez enters full into ideological combat and stands as a pillar of European social democracy Ion Antolín will replace Francesc Vallès as Secretary of State for Communication, as El País has advanced and confirmed t…
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