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Today Sánchez clears up the question of his resignation in a climate of uncertainty

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“When someone says they're leaving, it's because they've already left.” This maxim, attributed to Julio Cortázar, was already used in the USSR when José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero confirmed in April 2011, before the party's federal committee, that he would not be eligible for re-election as Prime Minister. “The best is yet to come,” said Zapatero, after the announcement of his farewell. Continue reading...

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“I decided to continue.” After threatening to resign, Pedro Sánchez announced that he will continue as president of Spain

The president of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, announced this Monday his decision to continue leading the country after a period of reflection on his political future. Sánchez, who has held office since 2018, shook the nation last week by announcing in a public letter his intention to take time to reflect on his tenure as prime minister. The news came amid reports of a judicial investigation related to accusations of influence peddling …

17 days ago·C A B A, Argentina

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La Vanguardia

Today Sánchez clears up the question of his resignation in a climate of uncertainty

18 days ago·Granada, Spain

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Proceso

Pedro Sánchez does not resign and will continue to head the Spanish government

The president said he was aware that these days he showed “a feeling that is not usually acceptable in politics. I have recognized to those who seek to break me, not because of who I am, but because of what I represent, that it hurts to live in this situation, which I don't want for anyone”.

18 days ago·Mexico

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El Comercio

Pedro Sánchez announces that he continues to head the Government of Spain after considering his resignation

Pedro Sánchez evaluates resigning after a complaint against Begoña Gómez: 6 keys to the case that has Spain-Spain in suspense: thousands of people demonstrate for “love of democracy” before the congress.The president of the Government of Spain, the socialist Pedro Sánchez, announced this Monday that he has decided to continue to lead the Executive “with more force if possible”, after the period of reflection that has been taken in recent days, i…

17 days ago·Lima, Peru

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Pedro Sánchez announced that he will continue to head the Government of Spain | He called on Spanish society to mobilize “for dignity and common sense”

The Spanish president appeared in Moncloa after five days of reflection on the attacks of the right and extreme right against his wife Begoña Gómez. “I decided to continue, with more force if possible,” he said.

17 days ago·C A B A, Argentina

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Pedro Sánchez announces that he will continue to head the Spanish Government

Spanish President evaluates resignation amid investigation into his wife

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“I decided to continue.” After threatening to resign, Pedro Sánchez announced that he will continue as president of Spain

“I decided to continue.” After threatening to resign, Pedro Sánchez announced that he will continue as president of Spain

Today Sánchez clears up the question of his resignation in a climate of uncertainty

Today Sánchez clears up the question of his resignation in a climate of uncertainty

Pedro Sánchez does not resign and will continue to head the Spanish government

Pedro Sánchez does not resign and will continue to head the Spanish government

Pedro Sánchez announces that he continues to head the Government of Spain after considering his resignation

Pedro Sánchez announces that he continues to head the Government of Spain after considering his resignation

Pedro Sánchez announced that he will continue to head the Government of Spain | He called on Spanish society to mobilize “for dignity and common sense”

Pedro Sánchez announced that he will continue to head the Government of Spain | He called on Spanish society to mobilize “for dignity and common sense”

Pedro Sánchez announces that he will continue to head the Spanish Government

Pedro Sánchez announces that he will continue to head the Spanish Government

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