Laughter: The Government laughs in the midst of

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Table The Minister of Transport, José Luis Ábalos, has starred in two videos full of laughter. The Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz, has also been smiling about jobs destroyed. This attitude of Ábalos and Díaz has been highly criticized on social networks. They will not do it consciously, but the image they give to the millions of citizens who remain confined to their homes to alleviate the consequences of the pandemic is not the most accurate. First it was the Minister of Transport, José Luis Ábalos , in the Congress of Deputies and then the Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz , in a press conference after it was known that there are 800,000 more unemployed in just three weeks of confinement. All this with 10,000 people dying from the coronavirus. The laughter in front of the cameras and the sense of humor that these two.  

Government representatives seem to have has outraged many citizens. And his anger has been noted. First it was Ábalos. This is one of the most questioned min Bahrain Email List isters in the Government of President Pedro Sánchez. Delcygate, the controversial promotion of one of his advisors (convicted of violent acts) and his way of answering journalists' questions had already marked him during the legislature. But now a video of the minister has circulated in Congress in which his exaggerated laughter contrasts with national sentiment. But not only there, Ábalos has also taken the crisis with humor in the middle of a press conference after a Council of Ministers. It doesn't matter the number of infected or unemployed, the important thing for him is to keep his sense of humor intact. by Taboolayou may like Brussels disavows Josep Borrell and deals a setback to the Government.  



Support for UNRWA The criticism was immediate. Both when he burst out laughing at the press conference and when they recorded him having a great time in Congress. The laughter in the first case was at the questions that criticized the Government for allowing the Women's Day demonstration to be held on March 8. "I was at the mascletá in Valencia, but no one asked me," he says, laughing. Then there is the laughter of Congress, the one that has so outraged the Spaniards because it is especially notable. It's not a half smile, no. It is a laugh, to say the least, that was done with 3,000 deaths from coronavirus. Now there are more than 10,000. Then, there was another member of the Government who also seemed especially happy during a press conference. The Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz, had to come forward to explain how she intends.