Busy day for the President of the Government, who has left the Council of Ministers to attend a new appointment with Spanish fashion. Specifically, the exclusive fashion show by the brand Devota & Lomba that took place at the Ateneo de Madrid. His wife has accompanied him, Begoña Gomezvery fond of textile art and a close friend of the designer, who welcomed them with a wide smile.
Pedro Sanchez He was dressed in his impeccable tailored blue suit with a white shirt and red tie while his wife opted for a very elegant black jumpsuit with open pockets and an elephant's foot. Both have occupied privileged seats in the front-row and have enjoyed the new collection by Modesto Lomba and Luis Devota, with clean cuts, architectural silhouette and refined lines.
This is not the first time that the couple has supported Spanish fashion with their presence at these events: last September, for example, they went to Ifema to witness the Hannibal Laguna fashion show.
However, the president's attendance this Tuesday has been highly criticized for the scenario in which it occurs: the complicated political and social situation with the Amnesty, the farmers' strike and the death of two civil guards in Barbate. “They have no shame. Not the slightest empathy for the murder of the Guarida Civiles,” says a user of the social network says another.
Pedro Sánchez, at the Goya
And not even two days have passed since the controversy generated by the president's appearance at the last edition of the Goya Awards. The reason? He uploaded images of the gala to social networks with a song by Leiva, My Best Version, specifically the fragment that says “And in the days of self-destruction there is no dog that barks at me. Don't look for my best version, the air has taken it away.” A choice that did not go unnoticed.
The president also starred in another viral moment a few days ago when giving his opinion on 'Zorra', the song chosen at the Benidorm Fest to represent Spain in Eurovision 2024. “The fachosphere would have liked Cara al sol more,” said the socialist about This song, which has opened a great debate in Spanish society between those who consider that it empowers women (as the Nebulossa duo intends) and among those who think the opposite.
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