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Maria Jose Ortega Gomez

Spanish politician

  • Jun 13

    PP senator María José Ortega seriously injured in Palencia car crash

    María José Ortega, PP senator and mayor of Aguilar de Campoo, was airlifted to hospital in Burgos after a collision on a provincial road in Palencia on Friday afternoon.

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