“«Tomorrow I have the pain of the parade.”

—  Mariano Rajoy

1 October, 2008, Private comment captured by the microphones during the closing of the XIII Interparliamentary Meeting of the Popular Party <br class="br">As Opposition Leader, 2008 <br class="br">Source: El País https://elpais.com/elpais/2008/10/11/actualidad/1223713020_850215.html

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