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The Abolition of Prostitution Runs Counter to Sumar and the Nationalists: the Feminism of the Psoe Assumes Its Defeat
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Federico addresses with Maite Rico, Raúl Vilas and Rosana Laviada the surprising socialist initiative to ban prostitution with allusions to the PP.
Socialists admit that Sumar and his Catalan partners are complicating their abolition of prostitution and will focus on the trafficking law. More information: The PSOE seeks to get rid of prostitution scandals with an abolitionist law despite the fact that Sumar is against it.
The PSOE needs to vindicate itself, to reconnect with its electorate and, in particular, with the women, who have nurtured its victories at the polls, which were decisive for the continuity of the coalition government. The leadership knows that the reputational and credible crisis opened by former minister José Luis Ábalos and his former advisor Koldo García is of colossal proportional, difficult to suture, and that punishment is painted by the …
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