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The PP asks its officials and deputies to publicly support Ayuso in the midst of a crisis over the purchase of the penthouse: “We ask for your collaboration to post positive comments”

The party expects them to defend the president by sharing the "important messages" she makes.

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The PP asks its officials and deputies to publicly support Ayuso in the midst of a crisis over the purchase of the penthouse: “We ask for your collaboration to post positive comments”

Isabel Díaz Ayuso is living through one of the most difficult moments since she became president and her party is more than aware of it. The internal message on Tuesday portrays this: it's time to close ranks around the president in the midst of the storm. “We ask for your collaboration to share and post positive comments. Many people read us and it would be good to set an example and pull the cart with messages of support for the President's management,” Madrid's PP has asked officials, workers, and deputies in the Assembly of Madrid in a note that this newspaper has had access to.

To make sure they do it, from now on they will receive links to the most relevant content from Ayuso.

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