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To Fátima Báñez

"Whoever wants to be a leader, reach agreements," she used to say to her team, the former minister, known for sitting down to talk and listen.

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To Fátima Báñez

Fátima Báñez, former Spanish Minister of Employment and Social Security, has died. She was a close collaborator and friend to many, including the author, who worked under her as chief of staff and later as Secretary of State for Employment. Báñez played a key role in shaping Spain's employment and social security policies, particularly during the country's financial crisis, and was known for her determination, optimism, and generosity.

Her legacy is one of service to the common good and her ability to bring people together, and she is remembered as a good person who served Spain with generosity and love.

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