Spanish Prime Minister Will Not Attend Trump's Reception at the UN General Assembly
- Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez will not attend President Donald Trump’s Tuesday evening reception during the U.N. General Assembly.
- Officials at Spain’s La Moncloa Palace attributed Sánchez’s absence to “agenda problems,” although Spanish outlets reported no scheduling conflict with the reception.
- Sánchez’s last listed Tuesday event is a meeting related to the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals, scheduled hours before the reception.
- Sánchez is expected to meet New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani later in the week at a breakfast hosted by the mayor’s office and the Global Progress Foundation.
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The Spanish government hides behind agenda issues, justifying that the invitation arrived "just a few days ago"
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"Due to his schedule obligations," sources cited by Spanish media report.
The Spanish Prime Minister will not attend Trump's reception at the UN General Assembly, writes El Mundo
The Spanish Prime Minister will not attend Trump's reception at the UN General Assembly, writes El Mundo. According to the newspaper's sources, the prime minister will miss the reception due to the schedule, although in his official program the last...
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