Aagesen denies having received "political pressure" to give green light to the rescue of Air Europe, Plus Ultra and Reunited Tubes
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Aagesen denies having received "political pressure" to give green light to the rescue of Air Europe, Plus Ultra and Reunited Tubes. In her speech, the third Vice President of the Executive has responded to various issues of the parliamentary groups, which have focused on the public aid received by Air Europa, Plus Ultra and Tubos Reunited, involved in various judicial investigations. PUBLICITY Aagesen has at all times rejected having received instructions, indications or political pressures on what to vote for at such meetings.
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Aagesen denies having received "political pressure" to give green light to the rescue of Air Europe, Plus Ultra and Reunited Tubes.
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In her speech, the third Vice President of the Executive has responded to various issues of the parliamentary groups, which have focused on the public aid received by Air Europa, Plus Ultra and Tubos Reunited, involved in various judicial investigations.
according to InfobaePUBLICITY Aagesen has at all times rejected having received instructions, indications or political pressures on what to vote for at such meetings.
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Aagesen denies having received "political pressure" to give green light to the rescue of Air Europe, Plus Ultra and Reunited Tubes.
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