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Ayuso publicará el 2 de diciembre 'Íntimo', su primer libro de memorias

La presidenta de la Comunidad de Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, lanzará el 2 de diciembre su primer libro, bajo el nombre de 'Íntimo', de memorias sobre su vida, infancia y carrera, así como las acciones y personas que han dado forma a su "ideario político". Leer

Ayuso publicará el 2 de diciembre 'Íntimo', su primer libro de memorias

Madrid's President Isabel Díaz Ayuso will release her first memoir, titled "Íntimo," on December 2nd. The book will delve into her life experiences, childhood, political career, and the events that shaped her political ideology. The publisher, Planeta, announced that Díaz Ayuso intends to reflect on the stories, anecdotes, and people that have defined her political principles and the principles guiding her mandate.

Through photographs and a straightforward language, Díaz Ayuso will discuss the years between her childhood in Chambería and Sotillo de la Adrada up to the present. Her youth, education, political commitment, campaigns such as Communism or Freedom, anti-nationalism, fighting against COVID, her travels, and her passions for music, sports, and gastronomy will take center stage.

In the book, Díaz Ayuso will recount the dramatic episodes she lived, including her abortion, as well as discuss some of the personal and political figures in her life. She mentioned that she reviewed her entire life for the memoir, including her move and returning to the most significant scenes of her life. The author highlighted places like her grandmother's neighborhood, the west Madrid mountains, her town's valley, and mountain.

She also noted that during writing, she saw these places disappearing due to fire. In subsequent statements to the Council of Government, the advisor to the Presidency, Justice, and Local Administration, Miguel Ángel García Martín, revealed that this is a personal project of Díaz Ayuso that will be published in December and is being finalized.

This work will be a political reflection and a recounting of her life since becoming Madrid's President, as well as the years prior.

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