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Boris Johnson se niega a renunciar por escándalo sobre fiestas durante confinamientos

Tras la publicación de las conclusiones del esperado informe sobre el ‘partygate’, el primer ministro británico aseguró que su responsabilidad es ‘seguir adelante’

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson attends a press conference in the Downing Street Briefing Room in central London on May 25, 2022, following the publication of the Sue Gray report. - UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson rejected calls to resign after an inquiry Wednesday found that he presided over a culture of lockdown-breaking parties that featured drunken fighting among staff. Johnson is among dozens of people in Downing Street who have received police fines for breaching Covid regulations since 2020 -- making Number 10 the most penalised address in the entire country. (Photo by Leon Neal / various sources / AFP)
Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson attends a press conference in the Downing Street Briefing Room in central London on May 25, 2022, following the publication of the Sue Gray report. - UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson rejected calls to resign after an inquiry Wednesday found that he presided over a culture of lockdown-breaking parties that featured drunken fighting among staff. Johnson is among dozens of people in Downing Street who have received police fines for breaching Covid regulations since 2020 -- making Number 10 the most penalised address in the entire country. (Photo by Leon Neal / various sources / AFP) LEON NEAL
Boris Johnson se niega a renunciar por el escándalo de las fiestas durante los confinamientos

Londres. El primer ministro británico, Boris Johnson, volvió a negarse a dimitir, después de que un esperado informe sobre el “partygate” responsabilizara este miércoles de las fiestas celebradas en Downing Street durante los confinamientos a los “altos cargos” implicados en el escándalo.

“Entiendo que la gente esté indignada”, manifestó en rueda de prensa, tras la publicación de las conclusiones de la alta funcionaria Sue Gray que, sin nombrarlo, acusó a “los altos cargos implicados, tanto políticos como funcionarios” de validar con su presencia las múltiples infracciones a las reglas contra la covid-19.

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