The PP Spokesperson Confirms the Death of Former Minister Fátima Báñez in the Toledo Train Accident - Spanish Media
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There are people whose absence leaves an empty chair.Fátima Báñez leaves, in addition, a conversation pending.A call that she wanted to return, an idea that deserved another return, a meeting that promised to fix the day.In Iberdrola we were lucky enough to share with her work and affection.Today we find it hard to find the words.Fatima died at 59 years of age in the train accident of Urda, when she was traveling to Seville. She returned to Anda…
Mariano Rajoy’s former vice president fired Fátima Báñez, former Employment Minister. The clash has left at least 69 dead, 39 injured and dozens of people missing.
The tweet he tweeted on the morning of the last?railway tragedy the still head of the Ministry of Transport was just like this: "The moral superiority of the...
The 67-year-old former minister is one of the victims of the Toledo railway accident
The public corporation has apologized and eliminated both the publication and the news after being harshly criticized on social networks, especially for the policy Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo who catalogued the publication of "abyecto" and called RTVE "indecent"
Seventy-four people lost their lives in the train accident south of Toledo, Spain. Among the passengers who died, many anonymous, and a political figure: the former Minister of Labour.
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