Pedro Sánchez rejects international far-right influence
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on La Nouvelle Tribune
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said on 7 November in Tarragona that Spain would take orders from no foreign power and would not become an outpost of the international far right. His remarks came three weeks before Spain’s 29 November election, La Nouvelle Tribune reports.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said on Saturday 7 November in Tarragona that Spain would take orders from no other country, targeting the influence of the international far right three weeks before the 29 November general election. He said Spain should be governed from Spain and cited Washington, Tel Aviv, Buenos Aires and Moscow, according to La Nouvelle Tribune.
Speaking to Socialist activists, Pedro Sánchez presented the international far right as an adversary in his campaign and said his country should not become an “outpost” or a “backyard” of this movement. The head of government had already used a similar formulation on 2 November at the World in Progress forum in Barcelona, according to La Nouvelle Tribune.
