Pedro Sánchez Quotes Federico García Lorca in Granada: "A Song of Tomorrow that Shakes the Still Remants of the Future"
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The current president of the government recalled the famous poet from Granada in his last act of pre-election campaign
He recovers his glasses in Granada to read a poem by Lorca and accuses the right of wanting to return "to Spain 50 years ago"
The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, focused his intervention on the Granada myth in preventing the arrival of the right-wing government and “the far-right,” to the attendees. According to Sánchez, “Feijó, of course, is the wrapper, but Abascal is the gift.” He added that “there are gifts that are not worth opening.” And he referred to them as “the chainsaw club” in reference to the Argentine president, Javier Milei.
The president has read "New songs" at the request of Ian Gibson and has warned that Feijóo is "the wrapper" and Abascal, "the gift" that is not worth opening. More information: General elections of 29-N, live Follow the precampaign of Pedro Sánchez in Granada live
He recited in Granada the poem of Federico García Lorca Cantos new dressed in a T-shirt with the motto: «The power of love» and with new glasses and ...
The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, has starred in one of the highlights of his rally in Granada, his second major pre-campaign act in Andalusia, paying tribute to the poet Federico García Lorca. The socialist leader has resorted to a few verses by the writer from Granada to send a message to the attendees: "This is Lorca's Spain". Sanchez has gone up to the stand with glasses to read several fragments of the poet's work, in a gestur…
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