US EditionFerraz’s Management of the ‘Salazar Case’ Opens an Unexpected Internal Front for Sánchez
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The town, of 7,000 inhabitants and located in the Sierra Sur de Sevilla, reminds him with immense bitterness after his 5-year period as mayor, who left in the middle of the term and never returned. More information: Ferraz apologizes to his base for “not having covered enough” the complainants of Paco Salazar
The PSOE arrives at the beginning of the campaign of the Extremadura elections far away from its best moment and linking a succession of crises whose protagonists are the heavy weights of which Pedro Sánchez surrounded himself in his return to Ferraz in the primaries of 2017. One last episode has further stunned the party: the management that has made of the complaints of sexual harassment against Francisco Salazar, another propel of the preside…
With the wound opened in the PSOE following the management of sexual harassment complaints against Francisco Salazar, there was a lot of expectation to know how Pedro would treat...
What on earth does Paco Salazar know that makes the PSOE cling to him so desperately, covering up harassment cases, refusing to go to the Public Prosecutor's Office, and even trying to place him in an embassy? This is the question being asked not only by the opposition and the media, but also by many voters and socialist activists who watch in astonishment as the Sánchez administration is unable to extricate itself from the quagmire of harassmen…
A new channel of water has been opened to the PSOE at an extremely delicate moment in the legislature, at the doors of the new electoral cycle that begins this Friday with the campaign for the Extremadura elections. And this time Ferraz has no one to point out to more than himself. The lack of “diligence”, which the formation recognizes, in the management of the complaints of sexual harassment against the former leader and high office of Moncloa…
The earthquake over the alleged sexual harassment of former socialist leader and former adviser of Pedro Sánchez in Moncloa, Francisco Salazar, continues in Ferraz as the party's foundations are being removed, especially as more and more voices have called on the national leadership to raise the case to the Prosecutor's Office in the face of clear signs of crime."It is a difficult day for the party," PSOE sources acknowledged to EFE on Thursday'…
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