US EditionPedro Sanchez Tells Xi Jinping He Is “on the Right Side of History” as China Plans to Invade Taiwan
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Now it turns out that the dictatorship China is “on the right side of history.” Xi Jinping has been allowed to say to Sánchez that “China and Spain are principled countries that act with moral uprightness, and both are willing to stand on the right side of history” and invite the Spanish president to “reject the return of the world to the law of the jungle” and “jointly defend true multilateralism and safeguard peace and development in the world…
An official statement from the Chinese government points out that Sánchez stated that Spain "is firmly committed to the principle of one China."
Yesterday’s day provided two political headlines for the Sanchismo hemeroteca in the Spanish government. One of them was given from China’s capital by its indisputable leader Xi Jinping, who told Sánchez on an official visit to the country –for 4th time in 4 years – that Spain and China are on “the right side of history.” With all due respect for the 1.4 billion Chinese, his country’s political regime, a China with so much history behind its bac…
Beijing offers an unusual print these days. Tiananmen Square, in addition to being under the watchful eye of a giant portrait of Mao, is boasted by flags of...
The Russian Foreign Minister, the almighty Sergey Lavrov, is in China, like President Pedro Sanchez; curious coincidence. Lavrov has arrived this Tuesday in the Asian capital to hold high-level meetings with communist dictator Xi Jinping. His official visit, scheduled for April 14 and 15, coincides with Pedro Sanchez’s stay in Beijing as part of his tour of the Asian country, with his tetraprocessed wife Begoña Gómez.
The formula chosen by Xi Jinping to welcome Pedro Sánchez to Beijing and seal bilateral relations at the highest level for 53 years is to imply the respective meanings that the two protagonists wanted to give to the summit. Because as far as it was a bilateral, between the Spanish Prime Minister and the Chinese leader there was a stone feast: Donald Trump. Thus, in the Great Hall of the People, reserved by the regime for major political events, …
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