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En un acto organizado por el Partido Popular con motivo de la semana de la mujer, la activista iraní Masih Alinejad y la cubana Rosa María Payá protagonizaron una tensa jornada en el Congreso de los Diputados. El evento, marcado por la actual guerra entre EE. UU. e Irán, sirvió de plataforma para lanzar duras críticas contra el presidente Pedro Sánchez y el sector de la izquierda española.

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00:00Prime Minister Sanchez, how dare you using the wounded body of my people, the wounded bodies of Iranians who have
00:10faced massacre, more than 32,000 people.
00:15You're using their bodies as a political ammunition against your other political parties, domestic battles.
00:28This is not about your fight.
00:30This is not about right wing and left wing.
00:32This is not about Republican or Democrat.
00:35This is not about politics.
00:37When they see dead bodies piled on the top of each other in the streets, they condemn it.
00:44They say at least one sentence to show their sympathy.
00:49But the prime minister of Spain decided to keep silent in the face of massacre, but suddenly feel sorry for
00:58the terrorists being removed.
00:59You're standing in the sight of the killers, whether you like President Trump or not.
01:04We don't want to marry him.
01:06We don't need to like him.
01:07But he did the right thing.
01:10And this is the true leadership.
01:13Removing terrorists is not a tragedy.
01:15It's a sign of justice for victims.
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