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elcorreoweb.esThe popular with their national congress that they foresee calmly, with the main changes of the new team of Núñez Feijóo already known, and the socialists with a transcendental Federal Committee in which Pedro Sánchez will have to respond to the crisis caused by the outbreak of the Koldo case and the prison for Santos Cerdán.
What has changed with the admission to prison of the orondo and greedy electricista Cerdán?For Moncloa, nothing.For an immense portion of Spanish society (including militants and socialist voters) much.Be that as it may, the cover of the gutter overflowing with yellow detritus reflects with describable reality that those who surprisingly came to power by means of a motion of censure with Sanchez at the head are as inept as they are corrupt, as l…
The president of the PSOE, Cristina Narbona, has confirmed that the federal committee of the federal party committee of the party —the highest organ between congresses— that is held this Saturday will mark a turning point for the formation. According to the announcement, the party will approve a set of measures aimed at fighting firmly two scourges that have damaged its credibility: corruption and structural machismo. The announcement occurs in …
Pedro Sánchez at the headquarters of the PSOE This week the cover story, especially of the media and communication that are embarked on an operation of harassment and overthrow of the government in turn (PSOE/Sumar), has been the entry in prison of Santos Cerdán, former secretary of PSOE Organization.
We are a few hours away from a decisive Federal Committee where possible solutions to a crisis that is no longer just internal will be discussed.
The PSOE Federal Committee, where Pedro Sánchez will approve the party's changes following the departure of Santos Cerdán for the corruption scandal that landed him in prison, will not be a peaceful one. Although the Socialists have already announced their appointments, such as Rebeca Torró as the new Organization Secretary, some critics, such as the president of Castilla-La Mancha, Emiliano García-Page, have taken the opportunity to send a mess…
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