Pedro Sánchez and NATO: Unmasking a Government Allied with Putin's Puppets
Today, the international image of socialist Pedro Sánchez is in tatters, at least in the West. NATO has exposed Sánchez's lie regarding Spain's supposed exception to defense investments.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has clearly denied that NATO agreed to make an exception for Spain, calling it a "ridiculous hoax".
Sánchez's government has been criticized for its favors to Vladimir Putin's dictatorship. His attempt to invest less in defense than other countries has led to his isolation in the NATO sphere.
Dictators of countries like Venezuela, Cuba, China, or Iran may be pleased with Sánchez, but he has become an outcast in NATO after his lie about the exception.
This week, Rutte has disavowed Sánchez, betraying the commitment to reach 5% of GDP in defense investment made during the Alliance meeting in June.
Author's summary: Sánchez's international image is damaged due to his lies about NATO agreements.
- Spain!s supposed exception to defense investments does not exist.
- Sánchez's government has been favored to Vladimir Putin's dictatorship.
- NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has denied the exception.
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