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Newly Elected Prime Minister of Spain used to work in BiH?

Published: June 2, 2018
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New President of the Government of Spain, Pedro Sanchez, worked as the Head of the Office of the High Representative (OHR) in BiH Carlos Westendorp back in 1999.

Leader of the Spain’s centre-left Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE) Sanchez was born back in 1972 in Madrid and it was reported that he joined socialists in the year of 1993. He graduated from the field of economics and business, and he completed the first of his three master studies in Brussels and worked in the European Parliament.

Sanchez worked as the Head of the Office of the High Representative (OHR) in BiH Carlos Westendorp.

He worked as a consultant in several private companies after he left Sarajevo, and he also served as a city deputy.

Sanchez attended the anniversary of Srebrenica genocide in the last couple of years, and he noted that the world should never forget the massacre over Bosniak people.

(Source: Er. M./Klix.ba)

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