"We Want a Change," in Milan Young People Lined up at the Spanish Consulate to Vote
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Long queue to the Spanish consulate of Milan, in via Turati. Many young people in line with the photocopy of documents, wait to be able to vote for the Spanish elections. Among them also Catalina, a 20-year-old student of Economics and Finance, originally from Navarre, who is in Erasmus in Milan. "Many of the boys who are in the queue are Erasmus students - says at the Adnkronos - from these elections I expect a positive change for Spain."
Long queue to the Spanish consulate of Milan, in via Turati. Many young people in line with the photocopy of documents, wait to be able to vote for the Spanish elections. Among them also Catalina, 20-year-old student of Economics and Finance, native of Navarra, who is in Erasmus in Milan. ..Continue readingThe article "We want a change," in Milan young people in line at the Spanish consulate to vote comes from Cinque Colonne Magazine.
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notizie.itLong queue to the Spanish consulate of Milan, in via Turati. Many young people in line with the photocopy of documents, wait to be able to vote for the Spanish elections. Among them also Catalina, 20-year-old student of Economics and Finance, originally from Navarre, who is in Erasmus in Milan. "Many of the boys who are here in the queue [...] The article "We want a change," in Milan young people in line at the Spanish consulate to vote comes fr…
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