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Spain to recognise Palestinian statehood by July, leader says: Reports

Spain will recognize Palestinian statehood by July, as stated by Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.
The announcement was made during a Middle East tour, according to reports in the Spanish media.
The decision to recognize Palestinian statehood is expected to be implemented in the coming months.

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Reuters

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1 month ago·United Kingdom

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Infobae

El PP responde a Sánchez que el reconocimiento del Estado palestino no debe usarse para "tapar problemas internos"

El PP ha respondido al presidente del Gobierno, Pedro Sánchez, que el reconocimiento del Estado palestino no debe usarse para "tapar problemas internos", después de que el jefe del Ejecutivo haya avanzado su intención de reconocer a los territorios de Oriente Próximo antes del verano. Además, ha indicado que esa decisión tiene que debatirse "en foros europeos" donde se encuentre "una solución consensuada". Así lo ha dicho el portavoz del PP en e…

1 month ago·C A B A, Argentina

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The Straits Times

Spain to recognise Palestinian statehood by July, leader says: Reports

Spain will recognise Palestinian statehood by July, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez told journalists during a Middle East tour, according to several reports published on Tuesday in Spanish media.

1 month ago·Singapore

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Haaretz

Spain to recognize Palestinian statehood by July, prime minister says

Sanchez said he believed there would soon be a 'critical mass' within the EU to push several member states to adopt the same position

1 month ago·Tel Aviv- Yafo, Israel

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T24

Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez says they will recognize Palestinian state before summer

1 month ago·Türkiye

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Noticias ao Minuto

Spain plans to recognize the state of Palestine by July

According to various Spanish media, Sánchez made these remarks in an “informal conversation” with journalists on board the plane in which he traveled to Jordan on Monday evening, where today he begins a tour of three Middle Eastern countries to address the situation in the Gaza Strip and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Pedro Sánchez, reappointed leader of the Spanish government in November, had said on several occasions that he would move forw…

1 month ago·Portugal

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