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Argentine TV praises "the new Spanish leader" Ayuso: "The political woman of the moment on the planet"

The Ayuso phenomenon crosses borders. If the international press applauded the victory of the president of the Community of Madrid in the last autonomic elections of 4M, now it is an Argentine television presenter who is flattering Isabel Díaz Ayuso: It was in the program 'El noticiero de la Nación' of the Argentine channel La Nación, the journalist Eduardo Feinmann interviewed the Madrilenian leader as a result of the overwhelming electoral victory and the collapse of Podemos and the PSOE. During the telematic meeting the host of the program refers to Ayuso as "the politics of the moment on the planet" or "the woman of Spain, the woman of Europe and Latin America", among other compliments.

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