US EditionNoelia Núñez Acknowledges a Mistake in Her Cv: She Studied Law and Legal Sciences at Uned but Did Not Finish Her Career
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The Deputy Secretary for Mobilization and Digital Challenge of the People's Party, Noelia Núñez, has publicly admitted that the information about her university studies on her Congress of Deputies profile contains errors. The Popular Party leader has maintained that she "never intended to deceive anyone" and has described the situation as a "mistake." In a message on the social network X, Núñez sought to clarify the confusion surrounding her aca…
The PP deputy admits "the mistake that is recorded in the personal file published in Congress" and assures that "there has been no mood of deception on my part." More information: Noelia Núñez: "I have 14 tattoos, I have a piercing in my nose and I am from Fuenlabrada. I broke the stereotype of girl paja del PP"
Noelia Núñez, a member of the Congress of Deputies, spokesperson for the People's Party (PP) in the Fuenlabrada City Council, and Deputy Secretary for Mobilization and the Digital Challenge at Génova, has three versions of the same CV. What initially seemed like just a rumor on social media took on a more serious tone when the Minister of Transport, Óscar Puente, accused Núñez of falsifying her CV by not sharing the details of her double degree …
Noelia Núñez has emerged in recent years as one of the youngest faces within the Popular Party. At only 33 years, her political career has been marked by her activity in the town of Fuenlabrada in Madrid. Political promotion from Fuenlabrada Born in 1992 in Madrid, Núñez began her political career from below, becoming a councillor for Fuenlabrada City Hall at 23 years old. Her identification with the municipality is central to her political iden…
Spanish politics never disappoints when it comes to on-going debates and personal attacks. This week, the Minister of Transport, Oscar Puente (PSOE), returned to the epicenter of the media hurricane after publicly questioning the university degree of Noelia Núñez, deputy and national deputy secretary of the Popular Party. What seemed like a classic crossover of parliamentary accusations ended up becoming a succession of viral “sacks” that have l…
This article was originally published in Noticias para Municipios. Popular Party deputy Noelia Núñez, current spokesperson at Fuenlabrada City Council and local party president, is at the center of a growing controversy over the inconsistencies detected in her official curricula.
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