Maria Jesus Montero employs the Gaza massacre as a tool against Juanma Moreno, shouting "Genocide, repeat after me, genocide"
In a significant gathering, the Andalusian Executive Committee of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) was convened on a Saturday by its Secretary General, María Jesús Montero, at the San Juan pavilion. The meeting was called to prepare for the upcoming Andalusian elections and push for political change in the region.
The gathering was attended by the members of the Andalusian PSOE Executive Committee, but no information was provided about who else, if anyone, was present. Interestingly, no Palestinian flags were seen at the meeting, but no information was provided about why this was the case or if it was necessary.
During the meeting, no information was disclosed about the agenda or topics discussed. Similarly, no details were given about the outcome or decisions made. It is worth noting that access to Premium content, which might have provided further insights, was temporarily unavailable due to a high number of users.
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Antonio R. Vega is mentioned in the context of the PSOE, but no new facts could be extracted from the current paragraph about the Andalusian PSOE Executive Committee meeting. María Jesús Montero, the general secretary of the PSOE, is the driving force behind the gathering, aiming to bring about change in Andalusia.
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