Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo: “I still haven’t understood what happened with Ayuso and the penthouse”
The PP deputy confesses that she doesn't read the party's arguments much and that she would like to be a minister: “I'm here to be great politician, not a spectator”
Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo (Madrid, 51 years old) is a historian, journalist, and politician; Spanish, Argentine, and French; a marchioness and PP deputy. She confronted Mariano Rajoy by letter, voted for Ciudadanos, and won a delayed duel against Pablo Casado, who removed her as parliamentary spokesperson in 2020. For now, she still trusts Alberto Núñez Feijóo, who recovered her to stir up debates in Congress.
Her first book was titled Politically Undesirable (2021). Her second, To the Spaniards Who Want to Be , will be published this autumn. The interview takes place at La Zarzuela Hippodrome: “I grew up in Argentina, among choripans and Creole horses. This very unknown building is dazzling. I adore rationalist architecture, which combines reason, beauty, and truth”.
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