Harvard's Surprise: Students Ask Sanchez About Corruption and Cases of His Wife and Brother · Global Voices
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The president has defended against the students that affects his wife is a "personal attack" of the opposition and far right associations. More information: The Audiencia again ignores Sanchez, says that the tarp that called him "corrupt" is not a crime and makes him pay costs
Boston, Sep 25 (EFE).- The president of the government, Pedro Sanchez, had to answer this Thursday at Harvard University to a series of student questions about corruption in Spain, ...
The president of Spain offers an argument against the technological oligarchy in the prestigious university and defends his performance in cases that dot their party
Harvard students ask Sanchez about corruption in Spain and the Pegasus case
The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, holds the last day of his trip to the United States on Thursday with a meeting with professors from Harvard University, where later an intervention has taken place in a forum of political debate. It is precisely to this forum where the university has left out the Spaniards ... Continue reading "Harvard leaves out the act of Pedro Sánchez in his university to the Spaniards with confirmed entrance to…
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