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No se va a romper España. No se va a romper la Constitución. Aquí lo que se va a romper es el bloqueo al Gobierno progresista democráticamente elegido por los españoles.
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The speaker rejects the idea that Spain or its Constitution will be damaged. Instead, “breaking” refers to ending the political blockade that has prevented a progressive government from moving forward. The statement presents that government as democratically chosen by Spanish voters and frames its progress as compatible with protecting both the country and its Constitution.
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- La Moncloa — Investiture speech, January 4, 2020
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- Official Statement
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