Примери за използване на Rajoy said на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Whatever ETA does orsays, it won't find any loophole for impunity,” Rajoy said.
On Thursday Rajoy said Catalonia must choose a leader"who is in Spain… and who has no problems with the law".
The new linkwill"overcome an historic and geographic barrier", Rajoy said at a joint news conference with the French leader.
Rajoy said the Popular Party would appeal the sentence, adding that the court had not convicted any serving member of his government.
I guarantee to you that if I am invested in the vote I will work from the first day so thatthis government is stable and long-lasting,” Rajoy said.
Spain's acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said Brexit demonstrated the risks of referendums and the divisions they gave rise to.
If anyone urges you to go to a polling station, don't go, because the referendum can't take place,it would be an absolutely illegal act", Rajoy said.
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said on Monday he hoped Catalonia would soon form a viable government that would obey the law.
It's urgent to return a sense of normality to Catalonia and do so as soon as possible tolower the social and economic tensions," Rajoy said on Sunday.
Rajoy said on Thursday that a Catalan leader"must be chosen now who is in Spain, who is not in jail and who has no problems with the law".
The cabinet agreed this morning to formally ask the Catalan government to confirm whether it declared independence,” Rajoy said in a televised address after emergency cabinet talks.
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said he is in contact with the authorities and that the priority for now was to attend to the wounded.
The cabinet has agreed to require formally to the Catalan government to confirm whether it has declared or not independence," Rajoy said in a televised address following Wednesday's emergency meeting.
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said he is in contact with the authorities and that the priority for now was to attend to the wounded.
His government will“guarantee the transmission of information that is true, objective and balanced” and that is“respectful of the values and principles of the Spanish constitution andcharter law for Catalonia,” Rajoy said.
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said he is in touch with the relevant authorities and that the priority after the incident is to help the injured.
This request, before any of the measures that the government can implement under Article 155 of our Constitution, aims to offer our citizens the clarity andsecurity that an issue of such importance requires,” Rajoy said.
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said that if Spain had been a target of the NSA, this would be“inappropriate and unacceptable between partners”.
This requirement, prior to any of the measures that the government may adopt pursuant to Article 155 of our Constitution, is intended to provide citizens with the clarity andsecurity required for such an important issue,” Rajoy said.
Rajoy said the government would seek instead to change the current law so that 16- and 17-year-olds will once again have to obtain their parents' permission.
In a conversation with party members in Madrid, Mariano Rajoy said Puigdemont"must be physically present" in Catalonia to take office, and if that does not happen, the central government will retain direct government after the Catalan leaders declared independence October.
Rajoy said Spain needed political stability in order to keep on track the strong economic recovery it is currently enjoying and he would serve his four-year term.
In 2014, prime minister Mariano Rajoy said his government would try to repeal a 2010 law which allowed 16 and 17 year-olds to seek abortion without their parent's consent.
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said Sunday that the rule of law had prevailed in Catalonia because an independence referendum in the region prohibited by the courts had been blocked.
During Thursday's debate, Rajoy said the corruption case“does not concern members of the government” and repeated the PP's argument that only a tiny number of its politicians have been tainted by corruption.
In a televised address Rajoy said he had asked Catalan leaders to confirm if they had declared independence,“which is a requirement for any measure the government can adopt under Article 155 of the constitution”.
Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said Spain had invested heavily in Latin America when it suffered a crisis 10 years ago, and now that the roles were reversed, he called upon those nations to increase their participation in his country's economy.
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said his government will launch a process of direct control over the Catalan regional administration under Article 155 of the Constitution if Puccademon does not withdraw from his independence decision.
In an interview with Spain's official EFE news agency, Rajoy said the solution in Catalonia“is the prompt return to legality and the affirmation, as early as possible, that there will be no unilateral declaration of independence, because that way greater evils will be avoided.”.
Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said he would not call a snap election after two parties threatened to bring down the government over a graft trial involving members of his party in which a judge questioned the credibility of his testimony.