The acting president of the Spanish Government Mariano Rajoy was involved in an incident during an interview with Antena 3 journalist Susana Griso, saying that “we are human beings and we have feelings.”
The Prime Minister of Spain was in full dialogue with the journalist and had reached a point of tension because they touched on corruption, noting that up to 174 members of the Popular Party (PP), which presides – have been charged but then their causes have been filed or the accused were acquitted
at this point, the presenter asked Mariano Rajoy when he declared persona ‘non grata’ in their city, Pontevedra. (northwest Spain). “Neither Hitler nor Stalin declared them persona ‘non grata in Pontevedra,” said the conservative politician.
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“I am the only one in the history of the city that I am persona ‘non grata’. And this does not make any sense. Actually, I screwed up and screwed up my family, “said Mariano Rajoy visibly hurt.
The Prime Minister of Spain recalled that he had lived in Pontevedra, married there. He was also a city councilor and is where you need your friends. “I have feelings. Sometimes one thinks that those of us politics does not have, but we are human beings and we have feelings, “said the leader of the PP.
If you realize your small linguistic mistake, Mariano Rajoy continued to express their pain and added that the recent decision of the PSOE, which reached an agreement with Citizens has “hurt a lot.”
“I have to annoy and annoys me,” he said before securing it hurt more this decision the City Council of the city that the punch in the face that gave a woman during an act of election campaign also in that city in Spain.
the Spanish socialist party (PSOE) and the liberal Citizens today signed an agreement for the formation of a government headed by the socialist Pedro Sanchez.
Source: Ag gums
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