Trump Says Spain Will Be 'Ruined' by Migrant Crisis as Country Banks on 100M Tourists, Worth 13% of Its Economy
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The U.S. leader criticized Spain for its lack of commitment to the Atlantic Alliance and the migratory situation in Ceuta. He also used these arguments in his election campaign, pointing out possible consequences if the Democrats win.
The president of the United States has assured that the massive crossing of migrants "is sad to see"
Trump Says Spain Will Be 'Ruined' by Migrant Crisis as Country Banks on 100M Tourists, Worth 13% of Its Economy
Donald Trump has told GB News that Spain will become a ruined country because of migration. The warning comes as Spain counts on a record 100 million foreign visitors this year. Its own trade body values that sector at about 13 per cent of the economy. The president made the remarks five weeks after more than 70,000 people crossed from Morocco into Ceuta, Spain's enclave on the North African coast, in a single day. Nineteen million British visit…
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"I've never seen anything like it," says the American president in an interview on a British channel.
Trump once again reproaches Sánchez's government for spending on defense and assures that Spain "does not behave very well" with NATO.
"I've had my own problems with Spain because it doesn't behave very well with NATO," Trump said in a recent interview.
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