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Dirigentes del PSOE lamentan las “contradicciones” de Zapatero con las joyas: “¿Dónde queda la ética?”

Cargos socialistas se declaran “desolados” por el regalo realizado por “una monarquía medieval que no respeta los derechos humanos” como Arabia Saudí mientras Ferraz mantiene la confianza en la inocencia del expresidente

Dirigentes del PSOE lamentan las “contradicciones” de Zapatero con las joyas: “¿Dónde queda la ética?”

Members of the PSOE voice their disappointment over the "contradictions" surrounding Zapatero's "jewels": "Where does ethics fit in?"

The explanations provided by the former Prime Minister regarding the origin of the jewelry, a "gift" from Saudi Arabia in 2007 kept in a safe in his office, have left the socialists beyond "Ferraz's" level of irritation, as much as these are "equally or more" exasperated by the legal case affecting one of their main references. Far from appeasing them, these revelations have contributed to confusion and anger.

"It is difficult to digest, because not only do they come late, but they are also the gift of a medieval monarchy of a country that does not respect human rights, where for example being homosexual is a crime punishable by death. This is not enough for me. When we are the ones who support marriage between people of the same sex or who defend equality between men and women!" a regional secretary general lamented.

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