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'Unreasonable, counterproductive': Spain's Sánchez rejects push to increase Nato defence spending to 5%
Spanish PM Sánchez has told Nato Secretary General Mark Rutte that the proposed increase in the alliance’s defence spending target to 5% of GDP would be “not only unreasonable, but also counterproductive”,
Spain has rejected a NATO proposal to spend 5% of gross domestic product on defense needs that’s expected to be announced ...
Spain was the lowest spender in the trans-Atlantic alliance last year, directing less than 2% of its GDP on defence ...
Leaders in Madrid urged NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte to exempt them from a proposed defense spending goal set at 5 ...
BRUSSELS -- The success of a key NATO summit hung in the balance on Friday, after Spain announced that it cannot raise the ...
Defying the anti-immigrant trend in the U.S., Spain is reaping economic benefits by granting citizenship to tens of thousands ...
The Bank of Spain lowered its 2025 growth forecast for the country, citing a high level of economic uncertainty due to US ...
Spain’s economy minister Carlos Cuerpo says the millions of tourists who visit the country every year pose a challenge for ...
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Sánchez does not commit to the requirement of spending 5% of GDP on Defense as it would impact the Welfare StateHe had pledged not to detract a cent from social spending, and the Alliance's position compromises his word. He proposes a ...
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