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Stop Wearing Ties to Save Energy, Spanish Premier Sanchez Says
Pedro Sanchez, Spain's prime minister, speaks to his supporters during a campaign rally in Madrid, Spain, on Friday, April 26, 2019.
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Spanish Premier Pedro Sanchez has ditched his tie and wants ministers and office workers to follow his example so they can help save energy by keeping cooler.
“I’m not wearing a tie and I have asked my ministers not to,” Sanchez said during a speech in which he wore a blue suit and a white shirt. He asked firms to let staff work without neckwear so they can also contribute to “saving electricity.”