Salazar: “I Have Always Respected My Companions as Women and as Professionals”
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Francisco Salazar It was a black leg of Pedro Sánchez's intimate cabinet, he was expelled from the PSOE for two allegations of sexual harassment, Pilar Alegría was his last support and today he is a consultant in Latin America. In the Senate appearance he made it clear that he too could burst everything if they 'force' him to speak. Read
He says he doesn't know if Sanchez's father-in-law put money in the primaries and hasn't spoken to the president since...
Francisco Salazar has denied the accusations of sexual harassment that seven months ago led to his departure from the government and his resignation from the federal leadership of the PSOE in his appearance in the Koldo Senate case commission. The PP’s strategy, which has convened in the final stretch of the Aragonese election campaign – socialist candidate Pilar Alegría has acknowledged in the SER chain that it was “a mistake” the food they kep…
Moncloa's former advisor says he "can't know" if Pedro Sanchez's father-in-law's sauna business funded his 2017 primary campaign. More information: Paco Salazar resigns from office as Ferraz's new strongman, after being charged with "sexual harassment"
“I have always respected my co-workers as women and as professionals.” Paco Salazar, former PSOE leader and former high-ranking Moncloa officer, has stepped up the charges of alleged sexual harassment during an intervention in the Senate. Salazar, who left all his positions behind these accusations, has stated that “the only reason I have moved away from the PSOE is my family.” Continue reading...
Pedro Sánchez’s former co-worker says that he withdrew exclusively for his family following the allegations. PSOE’s investigation concluded that the accusations were “probable”, although he could not prove them.
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