The PP Demands Sánchez 'Consequences' for Urda's Tragedy: 'Can't Be Dispatched with a Turkish Head'
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"This cannot be dispatched by saying that it is fatality or by looking for a Turkish head," says Juan Bravo, spokesman for the popular infrastructure.
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The PP continues to demand that the president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, take decisions and destitute responsibilities after the tragic railway accident of Urda (Toledo), which has left 69 dead and more than 200 injured, according to the latest provisional balance sheet. Although in the early hours the people avoided launching political accusations, last Friday, still in full official mourning, Alberto Núñez Feijóo already pointed out Sán…
The party’s infrastructure advisors show their concern for the railway system
The Deputy Secretary of Finance, Housing and Infrastructures of the Popular Party, Juan Bravo, has demanded that Pedro Sánchez “consequences” policies for the railway tragedy of Urda (Toledo), which has claimed the lives of 69 people. “You can’t dispatch with a Turkish head,” he said—without getting out of the institutional tone maintained by the people these days out of respect for the victims—and he has demanded a management that recovers “the…
The Deputy Secretary of Finance, Housing and Infrastructure of the PP, Juan Bravo, has valued, after meeting via videoconference with infrastructure advisers of the party’s autonomous governments, the railway tragedy that has left at least 69 dead. “Today, third day of mourning, and we want to reiterate our solidarity and affection to the victims, to the families ... Continue reading “Juan Bravo: «If Mr Sánchez has recognized that these two acci…
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