
Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez suggests ditching necktie to save energy
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is encouraging Spaniards to give up the necktie to conserve energy but did not explain how in a press conference on Friday.
Rachel Paik is a Fox News Digital Production Assistant.
"I'd like you to note that I am not wearing a tie. That means that we can all make savings from an energy point of view," the prime minister told reporters at the press conference. "So I have asked all ministers and public decision-makers [to follow suit]."
Sánchez also called on the private sector to ditch the necktie so "we will all be contributing to the energy savings that are so necessary in our country," but did not specify how the measure would curb utility use.

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