US EditionPedro Sánchez: No to War!
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Below is the opinion piece by Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, published in The Economist. Most of us still remember the time in February 2003 when Colin Powell, then US Secretary of State, stood before the UN Security Council and held up a small vial of what was said to be anthrax to the cameras. His message was simple: Iraq has weapons of mass destruction – we must attack it!
Without the need for retaliation from Washington, the Spanish and Europeans – also the Chinese – have begun to pay for the war of Trump and Netanyahu with the cut off of oil supply.
Spain’s stance in the face of international conflicts has received praise from various public figures and citizens in different parts of the world. The latest recognition comes from the American actor Mark Ruffalo, known for playing Hulk in the Avengers’ saga, who appreciated the decision of the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, to deny the United States the use of
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