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Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez: Spain has maintained a coherent foreign policy position based on respecting international law and the rules-based order established after World War II. "This multilateral system is not being respected today. International legality is being trampled on." Those who raise their voices against governments violating international...

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BREAKING : Spanish 🇪🇸 PM Pedro Sánchez has publicly belted Trump again 🇺🇸 Trump at 11:00 –– "NATO countries didn't help me, i will remember and cut agreement ties with Spain as punishment" 🇪🇸 Sánchez at 11:45 –– 🔥 "No matter what, Spain is standing on the right side of the history. I will always defend the International law and uphold peace" This man has a spine of steel. Refused to bow down for the 18th time
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Thatcher was certainly ahead of her time. If only we had similar leadership with backbone like this today: “Those who are illegal immigrants will be returned and it is customary international law for countries to recieve their own immigrants. If the right honourable gentleman is suggesting that we ever get to a position where we cannot return illegal immigrants to their country of origin, then he is proposing international chaos.”
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Thatcher was certainly ahead of her time. If only we had similar leadership with backbone like this today: “Those who are illegal immigrants will be returned and it is customary international law for countries to recieve their own immigrants. If the right honourable gentleman is suggesting that we ever get to a position where we cannot return illegal immigrants to their country of origin, then he is proposing international chaos.”

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Trump wants to destroy a strong and united Europe. Against chaos, we defend a rules-based international order. Against egoism, we choose cooperation based on mutual respect. Against brute power politics, we stand united in defence of our values. This is the European way.
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The American people have a Constitutional right to decide whether their children will be asked to fight a war. We cannot wage large scale international conflicts based on the President’s whims.
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Full support for Pedro Sánchez. His message is clear: NO TO WAR. Sánchez is not only representing Spain’s position, he is standing up for the values and principles that underpin the EU and the international order. International law must apply everywhere: from Ukraine to Gaza and across the Middle East. We cannot play Russian roulette with millions of lives.
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Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez on Iran: The position of the Spanish government in this situation is clear and consistent. It is the same one we have maintained in Ukraine and also in Gaza. First of all, no to the violation of international law that protects us all, especially the most vulnerable, the civilian population. Secondly, no to assuming that the world can only solve its problems through conflicts, through bombs. And finally, no to repeating the mistakes of the past.

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