US EditionPablo Iglesias Rejects Pérez-Reverte's Invitation to the Civil War Days
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The former vice president of the government Pablo Iglesias has rejected the invitation of the writer Arturo Pérez-Reverte to participate in the days of debate on the Civil War planned in Seville from 5 to 9 October, which were suspended this week after the writer David Uclés announced that he would not attend.Continue reading...
The former vice president of the government and former leader of Podemos, Pablo Iglesias, rejected this Monday the...
The debate days on the 1936 Civil War. The war that we all lost, led by writer Arturo Pérez-Reverte and journalist Jesús Vigorra, will be held in Seville from 5 to 9 October after, planned for this week, they have been suspended due to the controversy aroused. Writer David Uclés, winner of the last Nadal prize, refused to participate because he did not want to share a poster with José María Aznar, former popular president of the government, and …
After eight days of controversy via social networks and media professionals and writers from all over the country have turned black on white what they understand has caused the postponement of the eleventh edition of the cycle 'Letras en Sevilla' that was to be celebrated this week at the Cajasol Foundation, this Monday their organizers and coordinators, the writer and academic Arturo Pérez-Reverte and the journalist Jesús Vigorra have explained…
The days on the Civil War led by Pérez-Reverte will be from October 5 to 9, after the postponement.
On Monday, the writer and former war correspondent Arturo Pérez-Reverte launched a direct invitation to Pablo Iglesias to participate in the 1936 forum: The War we all lost, scheduled for October 5-9, and to debate "reasonably," without attacks or harassment campaigns. The proposal comes from the press conference in Seville held this Monday to explain the temporary suspension of the aforementioned days on the Civil War due to threats of boycott …
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