Is this coincidence? The three most powerful women in the world together in a picture when they were young

A photo that is being circulated on social networks, but also in different online media, shows the shared society of three of the most powerful women currently in the world.

In the photo are German Chancellor Angela Merkel, UK Prime Minister Theresa May and CIA President Gina Haspel.

It is not known if such a picture is true and no one has yet provided information on its authenticity.

Who's Gina Haspel?

Intelligence Officer Gina Haspel was appointed director of the CIA in America and replaces Mike Pompeo, who will assume the post of Secretary of State after the departure of Rex Tillerson. Haspel was appointed deputy director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) on February 7th 2017, and with this new post will be transformed into the first female to arrive at the top post of the US intelligence icon agency when the Senate ratifys this appointment. “After 30 years as CIA official, it was an honor to serve as deputy director with Mike Pompeii over the last year, ” Haspel told “

According to its official account, Haspel entered the CIA in 1985 and has extensive experience in operations outside America, including high profile destinations like London, leading many of these offices outside America. At the White House, she has held the post of deputy director of the NCS (The National Foreign Foreign Foreign Service), as head of the cabinet for the department's director, as well as deputy director of intelligence abroad and for classified shares. has received the “George H. Uh. Bush” for the fight against terrorism, the “Donovan” award, the medal of the intelligent Merit, as well as the Ranng Presidency Award, the most prestigious award among public services at the national level. She was born in 1956 and is 61 years old, but little is known about her personal life. When she started climbing as deputy director, a past came up as director of a “bruck site, a secret prison in Thailand.

Angela Merkel, in fourth term as German Chancellor

Angela Merkel received her fourth mandate a few days ago. Bundestag voted 364 votes for the election of Chancellor Angela Merkel. Now the new government can start working.

It was a long way this time, but Chancellor Angela Merkel managed to be elected to the fourth mandate from Bundestag, six months after parliamentary elections in Germany. On Wednesday ( 14,03), 364 deputies out of 709 in all gave Chancellor Merkel the vote.

The required majority was 355 votes. In the secret vote, Merkel received 35 votes short of the 399 seats in the government coalition between the CDU/ CSU and Social Democrat Party, SPD: Merkel's re-election was made possible after the coalition with Social Democrats and the vote, yes to the Social Democrat Party's base on 4 March.

May, Britain's conservative leader

A few months ago, the conservative government of Theresa May, separated from Brex and weakened by the decline in legislative, received parliament's vote of confidence today thanks to the support of the ultra Irish conservatives of DUI.

With 322 votes in favour, MPs in the House of Communities approved the legislative programme of Theresa May, which 309 MPs voted against.

Criticised at his own camp, May resisted numerous calls for resignations since the poor results in the June 8th legislature. /Periscopi/