Seve González
Seve González is the mayor of Jumilla, Spain, representing the People's Party (Partido Popular). Recently, she has been at the center of a controversy regarding a municipal amendment that restricts the use of sports facilities for religious celebrations by the local Muslim community. Despite facing criticism, González emphasizes that her administration aims to promote and prioritize the town's traditions and identity while ensuring that public spaces remain accessible to all community members for various activities. She has expressed her commitment to maintaining a dialogue with the diverse populations in Jumilla, asserting that no religious practices are being outright prohibited.
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Spain:
Seve González, the mayor of Jumilla, justified a motion that effectively prohibited Muslim prayers in municipal spaces.
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Ireland:
Seve González, the mayor of Jumilla, emphasized the importance of defending Catholic values and religious expressions in the town.
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Spain:
Seve González is the mayor of Jumilla who defends the veto against Islamic celebrations.
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Spain:
Seve González, the mayor, acknowledged that the use of the sports center had not been reconsidered.
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Spain:
Seve González, the mayor of Jumilla, justified her party's amendment to Vox's motion, stating it was not intended to prohibit celebrations.
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Spain:
Seve González is the mayor of Jumilla who prioritized local traditions and identity in her administration's decision.
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Switzerland:
Seve González is the conservative mayor of Jumilla who defended the ban on Muslim celebrations.
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Spain:
Seve González is the mayor of Jumilla who defended the proposal of the PP regarding the use of municipal spaces.
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Spain:
Seve González, the mayor, has been criticized by Elma Saiz for her response to the motion presented by Vox.
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Spain:
Seve González is the mayor who acknowledged the controversial motion regarding public prayer spaces.
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