José María Aznar Biography & News
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José María Aznar's Votrameter is positive so Votra thinks you could vote José. Check anyway Aznar news. The Users opinion about José is positive so most people think you can vote him. Read anyway what and if José did something wrong to be sure on what you will decide. He is born on 25 fev 1953 and active in Spain, Madrid as former prime minister. José María Aznar has in total 271 news splited in 265 News, 3 Postivo, 1 negativo, 2 Realizações, 0 Acusações and 0 Convicções. The most active category is News. José María Aznar is mostly active in News and Eleições.Novidades
2016.09.22 - Fonte: 90% - Eleições, Rol do governo
IU has supported finally in the Full celebradoen the Home of the Villa the awarding of the Medal of Honour of Madrid is the former president of the Government Adolfo Suárez...
2016.09.22 - Fonte: 80% - Médio ambiente, Energia
Aguirre defends the logging, fishing and hunting in natural parks. The president supports Aznar on climate change.
2016.09.22 - Fonte: 85% - Educação, Eleições
Aznar López, José María , 1953–, Spanish politician, prime minister of Spain , b. Madrid. Originally a lawyer and tax
2016.09.19 - Fonte: 85% - Eleições
Three days later, the government of Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar lost power in an election that swung suddenly to the Socialist Party. The attack, ...
2014.02.06 - Fonte: 80% - Relações externas, Rol do governo
Former Spanish PM Aznar: Israel Needed by European Union, Should be Accepted as Member State
2008.01.02 - Fonte: 95% - Labor
A letter written by Jose María Aznar in 1969 to the editor of a falangist journal
2006.06.21 - Fonte: 80% - Sistema de justiça
Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation yesterday recruited one of the most senior statesmen involved in the Iraq war, the former Spanish prime minister José Maria Aznar, as a board member. By Dan Milmo.
2006.06.21 - Fonte: 80% - Sistema de justiça
Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation yesterday recruited one of the most senior statesmen involved in the Iraq war, the former Spanish prime minister José Maria Aznar, as a board member. By Dan Milmo.
