US EditionFeijóo Calls Sánchez «Fashioner» for His «Ridiculous» at the Nato Summit
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The leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, called the head of the executive, Pedro Sánchez, on Wednesday "fearing" for his "ridiculous" at the recent NATO summit, after signing the declaration on the increase in defense spending to 5% but then ensuring that he will not comply with it. "Your international credit, Mr Sánchez, let me quote you, is an invented one. His major milestones in foreign policy have been to have angered Algeria and Morocco…
After a hectic morning of extraordinary session in the Congress of Deputies focused on corruption, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez focused the second part of his plenary address on international affairs: Spain's position on NATO, the genocide in Gaza, and the UN were the guiding principles that marked the first hour of Wednesday afternoon. The main themes of Sánchez's appearance on foreign affairs began with his defense of Spain's position on NATO …
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