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PSOE Suspends Two Members of the Party From the Militancy After Their Names Appear in the Koldo and Cerdán Audios
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The PSOE of Aragon has temporarily suspended militancy and has opened an information file to two party members after their appearance in the audios investigated by the UCO...
The socialist leadership also opens a file to Alfonso Gómez Gámez and adopts the same decision for the member of the regional committee Alfonso MartínezThe recordings of the UCO dot the number two of the municipal group of the PSOE in Zaragoza The PSOE of Aragon has “ temporarily suspended of militancy” the deputy spokesman of the municipal group in the City of Zaragoza, Alfonso Gómez Gámez, and the member of the regional committee Alfonso Martí…
The PSOE-Aragón has announced this Saturday, June 14, that it has decided to suspend cautiously of militancy and open information file to two of its members: the councillor of the Zaragoza City Council, Alfonso Gómez Gámez, and the member of the regional committee, Alfonso Martínez.News Related Standard No The UCO points to Santos Cerdán's bites in works bordering Navarre: «In Aragon they have paid money» E. M.
It is the councillor of the City of Zaragoza, Alfonso Gómez Gámez, and the member of the regional committee, Alfonso Martínez
Natalia Chueca says that "corruption breaks the trust in the institutions and has no place in the City of Zaragoza." More information: The PSOE of Aragon temporarily suspends from militancy two important charges after coming out in Cerdán's audios.
The scandal over the PSOE's corrupt plot continues to grow. The Socialist Federation of Aragon has suspended from membership as a precaution the councilor of Zaragoza Alfonso Gómez Gámez and Alfonso Martínez, a member of the party's regional committee, following their appearance in conversations in the case being investigated by the Central Operational Unit (UCO) of the Civil Guard. The audio recordings are part of the case opened by the so-call…
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