US EditionThe Xunta Responds to Yolanda Díaz: the 3,000 Personnel of the Fire-Fighting Device Are Public Workers
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The vice president of the government and Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz, interrupted her holiday in Galicia this Thursday to join the demonstrations called in dozens of municipalities against the forest policy of the Xunta. In the midst of a wave of fires that ravages her community of birth, Díaz's contribution was limited to criticizing the "labor insecurity" of forest firefighters and to warning that it would be "a barbarity" to leave the ext…
The second vice president of the government and minister of labor and social economy, Yolanda Díaz, has attended the demonstration called in Vigo this Thursday by the platform 'For a Galician mountain with a future' in almost thirty Galician localities against the forest policy of the Galician Xunta and where she has demanded to end the precariousness and privatization in the services of fire extinction.
The dye is going to run away from her. Not every day she attends a scene in which a vice president of the government abandons the routine and, without losing her hair after leaving the hairdressing salon, decides to lead a street protest. Yolanda Díaz, Minister of Labor and leader of Sumar, opted for that coup of effect in Vigo, where she harshly attacked the Popular Party for its management of the forest fires in Galicia, Castile and León and E…
With the wildfires affecting our country for the past 14 days, the debate over the prevention efforts and the management of the fires by the government and politicians continues unabated. Criticism is directed at both citizens and individuals within the political landscape. Yolanda Díaz, Second Vice President of the Government and Minister of Labor and Social Economy, returned from her vacation and attended a demonstration in Vigo last Thursday,…
The Minister's opportunism is repeated a year after the Pelets: she returns to Galicia to obtain political revenue at the expense of the Popular Party.
In Galicia and Extremadura the vast majority of firefighters are public workers and in Castile and Leon only 40% belong to private companies. More information: Yolanda Díaz manifests in the street against the Xunta: "It is a barbarity that the extinction of the fire is in private hands"
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