Zoido: «On Twitter we can find precious stocks»


Zoido: «On Twitter we can find precious stocks»



The PP deputy affirms that "I am no longer a minister but I want to continue being a tweeter"



       Juan Ignacio Zoido, former Minister of Interior and member of the PP, has exposed in #TATGranada his experience as a tweeter, for which he came to be known as "the tutoring minister". "I am no longer a minister, but I intend to continue being a tweeter", acknowledged the mayor of Seville. "Leaving being a minister I will have more time to personally take my account, never change my commitment in it," he remarked.

Because Zoido tries to be, first of all, commitment. "They had invited me on a condition that everyone knows that now I do not have but I could not lose this opportunity. It is an important day and I thank Eduardo Peralta,

          If you see me, I'm not from the digital age. I am 61 years old but my relationship with Twitter is convinced and militant user since 2010 thanks to my team and now I am passionate , has reflected the former Minister of the Interior. «I use my social networks for public service. It shows who uses them by conviction and who by strategy or posture, "Zoido wanted to point out, who also appreciates that we can talk about other things that are not politics.

"It is not true that Twitter is a pit of hatred and insults, it is a reflection of reality and has wonderful things such as the precious actions with the child Gabriel or the disappeared. It is essential that on Twitter are present values ​​such as solidarity, honesty or commitment ", wanted to claim the Popular Party deputy.

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