PP Congresswoman Noelia Núñez leaves all her posts
Núñez, who has assumed "full responsibility" for his actions, has stated that "it is not enough" for him to apologize, so he has resigned from his current positions in Genoa and Congress, as he announced on the 'X' social network.
Noelia Núñez, so far a member of the PP.
PP CongresswomanNoelia Núñez announced on Wednesday theresignation of all her positions after it became public that she had presented "misinformation"about her academic training in Congress.
Núñez, who has taken "full responsibility"for his actions, has said that" it is not enough "to apologize, so he has left all the positions he has held so far in Genoa and Congress, as he announced on the 'X' social network.
This morning he confessed that he has not completed his law studies and therefore has no degree, contrary to what appearsinthe personal file of the Congress of Deputies . .
The People's Representative has explained this in his message on the 'X' social network, after the Socialist Minister for Transport, Oscar Puente, expressed doubts about his curriculum on the same social network.
The former Deputy Secretary of Mobilization and Digital Challenge of the PP ere has acknowledged that the information about the studies on his record in the Congress of Deputies is "wrong", but has assured that "he has never intended to deceive anyone".
Nuñez has explained that he started law studies at the Complutense University of Madrid, but that at some point he transferred his file to the National University of Distance Education in Spain UNED Enternational College of Distance Education, and then began his degree in English Studies.
In this context, the PSOE has asked Núñez this morning to immediately drop the charges for having "consciously" and "twice" lied about his resume.
"In his interviews with the media, he stated that he had a degree in Law, English Philology, and Legal Sciences of Public Administration. That's not true, "the PSOE said in a statement. "It's not a small mistake," the Socialists add.
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