Yvette Cooper buyers will find average house prices are ten times their salary. That could lead to real social inequality and injustice. Every part of the country needs more affordable homes – in the North and the South, in urban and rural communities". In 2008, Cooper became the first woman to serve as Chief Secretary to the Treasury. As her husband, Ed Balls, was already a cabinet minister, her promotion meant that the two became the first married couple ever to sit in the cabinet together. In 2009, Cooper was appointed as Secretary of State for Work and Pensions and took over
Rosario Cooper of tiłhini, though there has been some recent revitalization. Cooper was born on October 5, 1845 and died on June 15, 1917. Her mother, Ana Maria Masta, died in 1851 and Cooper was then raised by her older sister Augustina. At the time of her work with Harrington, Cooper was married to her third husband, Mauro Soto, and they lived together in the Lopez Canyon area in Arroyo Grande. Cooper had at least three children, only one of whom survived infancy. Cooper's son, Francisco Olivas, was a father to several children and grandchildren, many of who still reside in California