US EditionSanchez Says He Doesn't Want "No Lesson" From Aznar, but "Apologies" for Iraq and 11m
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Pedro Sánchez, secretary general of the PSOE, has come this Sunday to the traditional Festa de la Rosa of the PSC, in Gavà (Barcelona) and has attacked the right of those who have said that they live in the “kingdom of insult” because they have neither proposals nor arguments to offer to the citizenry and are unable to condemn the genocide in Gaza. Implacable with Alberto Núñez Feijóo, Sánchez has maintained that the PP’s course is now drawn by …
The president of the government has said about the conservative leader that "he saw the weapons of destruction where they did not exist but he does not see the barbarism in Gaza"Turull warns that Junts "will have to make decisions shortly" that will threaten the support of the government Pedro Sánchez has responded to the former leader of the PP and former president José María Aznar about his rejection of the existence of the genocide in Gaza pe…
The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez: does not expect "no lesson" from former president José María Aznar, but "excuses" for Iraq and 11M.
The president of the government and secretary general of the PSOE, Pedro Sánchez, has resorted to the war in Iraq under the mandate of José María Aznar (PP) and the attack in Madrid on March 11, 2004 (11-M) to charge the people for their position in relation to the conflict in Gaza. “Do you remember José María Aznar? That man who saw weapons of mass destruction where they did not exist and who is unable to see the barbarity that Netanyahu perpet…
The president of the government criticizes that "the right of today is installed in the kingdom of insult"
The president of the government has refocused his statements today on the conflict in Gaza. During his speech at the Rose Party, the...
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