Marquesa argentina, a rage "right" in Spain | Chronic

Argentina already has a queen in the Netherlands and is now looking to have a face in the great Spanish politics. Marquise Cayetana Álvarez of Toledo is a candidate in the Sunday elections of the Popular Party (PP) MP in Barcelona and has become one of the protagonists of the electoral campaign in Spain for his harsh words against the Catalan independence movement.

An Argentinian girl of high society and a Frenchwoman of aristocratic origin, Juan Illán Álvarez de Toledo and GiraudXII Marques de Casa Fuente, title she inherited, Cayetana can have both nationalities, although she chose to adopt the Spanish pbadport. His political career gained notoriety for his statements, always in line with the ideas of the right.

One of his scandalous statements was in an interview with Catalan public television, in which he described the xenophobic separatist. "Thehalf of the Catalans have to wonder why he does not want to live with other Spaniards. That is happening? Do you really feel excluded? It's xenophobia ", drawn.

In addition, during a televised debate with various candidates, he questioned the Socialist Party's attempt to reform the Penal Code, with regard to badual consent, so that an aggression does not constitute a violation. "A silence, is not it? Asked the PP representative. Are you really saying yes, yes, yes until the end? It's a bit strange, is not it? "Continua there. To finish with a "it's the break that they cause between men and women ".

The "Messi of the PP"

So he baptized Pablo Casado, the maximum representative of the conservatives, Alvarez de Toledo, who became the star of the party before the elections. However, when announcing his candidacy, the separatists disqualified him for not speaking Catalan.

The Marquesa then ducked the critics and replied: "Whenever they say that a non-Catalan does not have the right to appear in Barcelona, ​​the meaning of my candidacy is reaffirmed. " The Marquesa was born in Madrid in 1974, lived in London until the age of 7 and, until 17, in Buenos Aires, where she still keeps the accent ( another aspect for which it is criticized).

During his stay in the countryside, he attended exclusive schools, where he began his friendship with Maximum Zorreguieta, the queen of Holland. He then continued his studies at Oxford University, England, where he obtained his doctorate in modern history. In the latter part of the campaign, the Conservatives hoped to regain power in this marchioness, a figure that could unify the right-wing vote.

"There are only two options: the continuity of constitutionalist Spain that represents Casado or the uncertainty and atomization that represents the socialist Pedro Sánchez and his independent partners", badyzed the candidate for the national deputation of Catalonia in the perspective of the elections of Sunday.