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Sánchez Defends the UN From the Selfish, Ignorant and Cruel Who Want to End It

The president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, went up to the General Assembly on Wednesday with a stated objective: “to defend what many are trying to destroy”: multilateralism, cooperation, sustainable development and the UN. Faced with the reactionary governments that, in his opinion, question the rules, violate them and then point out [...]

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Sanchez has found the right platform and the right audience to develop his speech as leader of the anti-Trumpist world left.

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The president of the government defends before the General Assembly that the Trump policies are leading the world to "a grey past." He asks not "to give up fear" or "to make the migrant an enemy" and reiterates in his speech the Spanishness of Ceuta. More information: Sánchez points to Ayuso and Almeida for the eviction of Maricarmen and thanks again for the help of Rabat in Ceuta

·Spain
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“We don’t need to point them out. We all know who they are and what their modus operandi is,” Sánchez said and denounced that they question the rules, fail to comply with agreements and cut back contributions to international entities.

·Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
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The president of the Spanish government points out to the "political actors" and "governments who want" to return the world "to a dark past" An allegation in favor of the Charter of the United Nations. And against those "political actors and governments", against those "reactionary forces" that devote so much energy to returning the world "to a past." That is what has been the speech of the president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sanchez, bef…

·Madrid, Spain
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez delivered a notable speech at the United Nations General Assembly, in which he spoke about migration, war, international order and the relationship with human rights. Sanchez began by addressing the migrant crisis in Ceuta, saying that Spain would not make decisions driven by fear or portray migrants as enemies. “In Ceuta, inequality, […]

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The Prime Minister of Spain, Pedro Sanchez, delivered an impressive speech at the United Nations General Assembly, and his messages once again attracted great attention.

·Bosnia and Herzegovina
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UN News broke the news in New York, United States on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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