By Ron Howells • Published: 17 Oct 2021 • 15:31
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Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez has promised a full labour reform and the abolishment of prostitution.
When the current Spanish PM Pedro, Sánchez, arrived at the La Moncloa palace Madrid in 2018, he was almost unknown in the European summits as a social democratic leader. However, little by little, several countries, and especially the most important, Germany, are turning towards social democracy.
This historical change, together with the success of a recent unity congress in Valencia, has signalled his definitive consecration as a leader. Without any hint of internal opposition, the president launched into a closing speech focused on social democratic values and with a government promise that will mark the next few months.
Sánchez announced that the next milestones of the Executive, after euthanasia, will be the increase in the minimum wage, the minimum income wage and the pension reform. After that will be the most profound change- the abolition of prostitution.
“We will advance putting an end to laws such as the gag law and the labour reform of the PP, imposed and without agreements, which made contracts precarious and devalued wages. We will move forward by strengthening Europe. And we will advance, abolishing prostitution that enslaves women ”, promised the leader of the Socialists.
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