“As Galileo said, the movement always accelerates when it is going to stop.”

16 June, 2017
As President, 2017
Source: Público http://www.publico.es/tremending/2017/06/13/mocion-de-censura-ha-roto-rajoy-las-leyes-de-la-fisica-en-su-discurso-hablando-de-galileo-o-tiene-la-maldita-razon/

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