On Saturday, Pedro Sánchez announced major changes to his government. Various ministers are out, and they include some high-profile names - the first deputy prime minister, Carmen Calvo; the foreign affairs minister, Arancha González Laya; the transport minister, José Luis Ábalos; and the education minister, Isabel Celáa.
Sánchez rings the changes with new faces in his government
Thirty months remaining of the current administration
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just thought i would let you know i read your paper everyday at home as i first came to majorca in 1965 i love the people and the place i have always stayed in Palma i will be coming on the 16th August look forwaed to reading your paper at the Costa Azul