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Funny old world: The week s offbeat news

Funny old world: The week s offbeat news AFP 2 hrs ago AFP © PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU In a ponytail or a bun, Pablo Iglesias long hair was a key part of his image Our weekly roundup of offbeat stories from around the world: - Shear politics - When most young radicals enter politics they cut their hair and smarten up. Not Spain s Pablo Iglesias, the founder of left-wing Podemos. Rebel to the end, the former deputy prime minister nicknamed el coletas the ponytailed one got out the scissors when he quit politics this week after his party was left with its tail between its legs in regional elections.

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Out of politics, pony-tailed Podemos founder cuts hair

Out of politics, pony-tailed Podemos founder cuts hair AFP 2 hrs ago AFP © PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU In a ponytail or a bun, Pablo Iglesias long hair was a key part of his image So long, ponytail. First he left the government, then he left politics. And now Spain s Pablo Iglesias has taken change one step further by lopping off his trademark long locks. Whether tied back in a ponytail or worn up in a bun, his hair has often defined the former politics professor who co-founded the radical left-wing Podemos, which joined Spain s coalition government in January 2020. Known for years in the Spanish press as el coletas the man with a ponytail Iglesias kept his look even when named a deputy prime minister, pairing his long hair with open-necked shirts at official events, or even bundling it up in a bun.

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Right sweeps Madrid, left must rethink - International Viewpoint - online socialist magazine

Spanish state Saturday 8 May 2021, by Raul Camargo The Partido Popular (PP) led by Isabel Díaz Ayuso, one of the leaders of the party’s right wing, easily won the elections held on 4 May 2021 in the Community of Madrid. The party now has 65 deputies as opposed to 30 previously and will be able to rule the region alone with support when needed from the far right Vox party. It was a bad day for all left-wing people, who have suffered from the corruption and Trumpism of this radical right. Its infamous management of the pandemic worked to its benefit because it linked the open-door policy of hospitality and other activities with the concept of freedom. This allowed it to regroup much of the right-wing electorate but also mobilize traditional, low-politicized abstentionists.

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People s party wins Madrid snap election but fails to get majority

People s party wins Madrid snap election but fails to get majority
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Three Names That Established Judicial Power Pact – IrishDentist ie

The veto of the PP that the judge José Ricardo de Prada enters as a member of the new General Council of the Judicial Power (CGPJ) has been, as confirmed by popular and socialists, the trigger for the rupture of the agreement to renew the body, whose mandate It expired in December 2018. The judge who, together with another magistrate, accepted Mariano Rajoy’s statement requesting the popular prosecution as a witness in Gürtel’s first trial became the main stumbling block in the negotiation, but it has not been the only name that it has strained conversations to failure.

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