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It's nice that the PSOE is actually fulfilling their electoral promises (which, if the world worked as it ought, shouldn't be such a shock to the citizenry), and at a pretty quick pace: Spain's troops out of Iraq happened near immediately; the only gender-balanced (male. female) parliament in the E.U. except for Sweden; stopping the mandatory religion classes in school; a recent law allowing women not to need to wait a year's separation in order to get divorced; and now this.
Breakfast in Bed desayunoencama 2004
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The PSOE was the party of choice of 33.7 per cent of those surveyed, while 42.8 er cent supported the PP. Zapatero's personal popularity shrunk to its lowest level since he took office in 2004.
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He said, among other things, that "the Socialists 'goal was the seizure of power by the means of production" and that "the PSOE was a revolutionary party but not revolutionarist or aventurist [...], as it defended the use of elections to come to power".
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At PSOE they insist that PP has a hidden agenda that includes the intention to cut the budget for state education and health.
Alejandra Agudo: Education Is Key in Spanish Election Alejandra Agudo 2011
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At PSOE, however, they promise to increase spending on public education, which would be financed, among other measures, by a special tax on big fortunes.
Alejandra Agudo: Education Is Key in Spanish Election Alejandra Agudo 2011
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Among other accusations, the PSOE leader assures that private schools reject immigrant students.
Alejandra Agudo: Education Is Key in Spanish Election Alejandra Agudo 2011
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The center-left wing party PSOE, currently in office, advocates for a predominantly public educational model.
Alejandra Agudo: Education Is Key in Spanish Election Alejandra Agudo 2011
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The center-left wing party PSOE, currently in office, advocates for a predominantly public educational model.
Alejandra Agudo: Education Is Key in Spanish Election Alejandra Agudo 2011
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Among other accusations, the PSOE leader assures that private schools reject immigrant students.
Alejandra Agudo: Education Is Key in Spanish Election Alejandra Agudo 2011
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The PSOE candidate has repeatedly said in public meetings and media interventions that he is concerned about the privatization of education as he believes it does not guarantee equality of opportunities.
Alejandra Agudo: Education Is Key in Spanish Election Alejandra Agudo 2011
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