The new EU cycle has begun, but the boss remains the same.

At the beginning of December, the new European Commission officially began its work, and those who believed that the Soros network would wield less influence in this new EU cycle were gravely mistaken. Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, has long been known to follow the orders of George Soros and his successor, Alex Soros, to the letter. However, her closest associates are equally deeply entwined with the Soros empire. One doesn’t have to look far on the list of new appointees to find yet more loyal Soros soldiers. Teresa Ribera has emerged as one of the most influential figures in the European Union after Ursula von der Leyen appointed her as a Vice-President of the European Commission.

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Ursula von der Leyen nombra a Teresa Ribera, vicepresidenta ejecutiva de Transición Limpia, Justa y Competitiva en la Comisión Europa https://t.co/oDjyczL6BV pic.twitter.com/lXBkOeSIDx

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Ms. Ribera previously served as Spain’s Minister for Ecological Transition and Third Deputy Prime Minister, until she was dispatched to Brussels by the Soros network. The climate expert, now in her fifties, is connected to the Soros network not only through Ursula von der Leyen but also through her sister-in-law, Silvina Bacigalupo. Ms. Bacigalupo happens to be the president of Transparency International Spain, an organisation claiming to fight corruption but mired in corruption scandals itself.

Transparency International is, incidentally, partly funded by the flagship of George Soros’s empire, the Open Society Foundations.

As we mentioned earlier, Teresa Ribera worked for years in Pedro Sanchez’s government until the end of November. The leftist Spanish Prime Minister is infamous not only for his corruption scandals and what many consider to be treasonous political manoeuvres, but also for his regular consultations with George Soros , who frequently advised the premier. One particularly memorable incident occurred on 28 June 2018, shortly after Sanchez was elected prime minister. Under the cover of night, in complete secrecy, Sanchez hosted Soros at his residence, a meeting held outside the usual protocols. Interestingly, this clandestine encounter took place shortly after Sanchez allowed the Aquarius – a Soros-backed ship engaged in migrant smuggling and operated by the Soros-aligned NGOs SOS Méditerranée and Doctors Without Borders – to dock in Valencia. The vessel carried 629 illegal migrants at the time.