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Gabriela Cañas backed by parliament to become EFE’s first female president

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Madrid, May 4 (EFE).- Gabriela Cañas obtained the backing of Spain’s parliament on Monday to become the new head of the EFE news agency.FOOTAGE COURTESY OF THE SPANISH PARLIAMENT. SOUNDBITES OF GABRIELA CAÑAS, HEAD OF THE EFE NEWS AGENCY ON MONDAY.

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