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Question: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Luis Rodriguez Zapatero is Negative . There was a growing feeling that "he (Zapatero) acts with improvisation and flippancy against one of the most serious economic crises of the country's history " it said.
 "If the government that Zapatero presides (over) wants to move away from the slippery slope it is on and ensure its continuity and  most importantly  drive the economic recovery and not dive into the abyss  a change is necessary " it added.
 The left-wing newspaper has in recent weeks been highly critical of Zapatero's personal leadership style and economic policies.
 El Pais was the Prime Minister's main media ally before and after he came to power in 2004.
 Earlier this month the newspaper published a huge caricature depicting Zapatero at the helm of a sinking map of Spain encircled by sharks marked unemployment and deficit.
 It also comes on the heels of the resignation this month by three former cabinet ministers in Zapatero's government from their seats in parliament in what has been seen as a sign of a growing split within the ruling party.
 El Pais accused Zapatero of increasingly adopting a "presidential" style and said change was needed "not only with respect to the political measures adopted but also in the way they are taken and executed  which has reached an unprecedented level of confusion."

Answer: yes


Question: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Paul Ryan is Positive . WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. lawmakers may have to pass another stop-gap spending bill in order to keep the federal government operating Dec. 8 when existing money runs out   U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan  told reporters on Tuesday.
 U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan  holds  his  weekly news conference in the U.S. Capitol in Washington  U.S.  November 9  2017. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque
Asked about the timing of the budget process and the measure now in place to fund government operations through early December at last yearâs levels   Ryan  told a news conference  âWe might need a little bit more time to give the appropriators time to write their billâ for fiscal 2018 spending that would extend through next Sept. 30.
 Ryan  said a temporary spending bill  if needed while the longer-term one is being negotiated  would extend for a short time. âWe are not talking about going into next year â  he  said.

Answer: no


Question: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Emily Doherty is Negative . After working full time at a museum   Emily Doherty  does something millions of Americans do each day: head to a second job. In  her  case  it means donning a petticoat to portray a Colonial-era woman at living-history museums or national parks  where  she  sings and play-acts.
The 28-year-old needs the extra work so  she  can make ends meet  plus pay  her  $500-per-month student loan payment.  Doherty  is among the 30 percent of Americans who do something else for pay in addition to their full-time jobs  according to a recent NPR/Marist poll.
"I'd like to own a house someday " says  Doherty   who lives in Virginia. "The only way I'm going to be able to do that is if I work two jobs."
 Doherty 's second job means she barely has any time for herself or her friends on weeknights or even weekends. But it lets her chip away at her debt.
But earning less is not a choice for  Doherty   the museum worker: She faces that student loan payment every month. "I fully expect my federal loans to not be paid back before I die " she says.
Like many moonlighters NPR spoke to   Doherty  says  she 's working toward financial peace of mind.
"I hope that in the future  I am able to come to a place where I am financially stable enough to do just what drives me  and what makes me happy "  she  says.
And what would make  her  really happy is seeing  her  family back in Maine.  She  hasn't seen them in three years.  She 's saving up â bit by bit â for a plane ticket home this summer to watch  her  younger sister perform in a local play.

Answer:
no