Spain's Prime Minister Sánchez's Office downplayed Trump's trade threats, emphasising strong bilateral relations in trade and defence. Amid NATO tensions, Spain rejects increased military spending demands and maintains its commitment to social and economic ties with the US.
Spain's Prime Minister Sánchez's Office downplayed Trump's trade threats, emphasising strong bilateral relations in trade and defence. Amid NATO tensions, Spain rejects increased military spending demands and maintains its commitment to social and economic ties with the US.
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Spain's Prime Minister Sánchez's Office downplayed Trump's trade threats, emphasising strong bilateral relations in trade and defence. Amid NATO tensions, Spain rejects increased military spending demands and maintains its commitment to social and economic ties with the US.
