Pedro Sanchez
Rebeca Torró, new PSOE Secretary of Organization
He will replace Santos Cerdán in the party's third most important position, the party has reported.
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Sanchez believes the Seville Conference has kept "the flame of collaboration alive" in the face of "selfishness"
The President of the Spanish Government concludes the Fourth UN Conference on Development Finance held in Seville last week. Sanchez sends a message to the US for its intention to reduce its contribution to developing countries. "The international community will not give up on disaster or resign itself to disappointment."
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The PP will hold a round of contacts with Sanchez's partners to see if they continue to support the PSOE
"His number two has slept in prison, but he wants Sanchez to remain . It's unstoppable," the PP leader warned in a message on the X social network.
Sanchez says they acted firmly with Cerdán and now it's time for justice
The Spanish president insists that the party assumed political responsibilities and that Cerdán was removed from the party. In relation to the political point of view, he says that the position of the PSOE is "very different" from that of other parties.
Sanchez has replied to Trump that Spain is a "sovereign country" and criticized "unfair" tariffs
Pedro Sanchez has reiterated at the NATO summit in The Hague that Spain will not spend more than 2.1% of its GDP on defense; Trump threatened to negotiate a trade agreement directly with the government, and has said he will "make the country pay twice as much" to compensate for the situation.
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Sanchez insists that Spain will not spend more than 2.1% of GDP on military spending
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has admitted that there is "agreement" with Spain on the new military spending target.
NATO "has a problem with Spain," Trump said before the start of the Hague summit
In this way, the US president criticizes Spain's spending level and also avoids Trump's explicit support for Article 5 of A0NATO, the mutual defense clause of its members.
former senior PSOE officials, including Nicolas Redondo and Javier Rojo, have asked Sanchez to resign and convene a congress
Among the signatories are also Rafael Vera and Jose Barrionuevo. The letter mentions cases of corruption and "government practices" involving "constitutional change."
Pradales and Sanchez will chair the meeting of the Bilateral Transfer Commission on 15 July
Pedro Sanchez will make two separate appearances in Congress on July 9, one on corruption
At first he proposed to appear on a number of subjects, but the half-days which support the Government required a monographic session on the Koldo-Cerdán affair, which he finally accepted.
Judge Peinado has proposed to the Supreme to investigate Bolaños for embezzlement and false testimony
The judge sends a reasoned statement to the Supreme Court requesting that the Minister of the Presidency and Justice be investigated
The Spanish Government confirms that it will allocate 2.1% to military spending under pressure
Representatives from 32 countries that make up the Atlantic Alliance will meet today and tomorrow in The Hague.
Rutte says Spain will have to spend 3.5% of its GDP on military spending
In addition, the NATO Secretary-General added that the commitments will be reviewed by 2029. Rutte has made it clear that "NATO has no voluntary clause to stay out of an agreement" and that "it does not know the secondary and side agreements".
Spain has reached an agreement with NATO to exempt it from spending 5% on defence
On Thursday, the US again demanded that all NATO countries, including Spain, allocate 5% to defense after Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez informed NATO that he would not commit to raising defense spending to that amount.
The Supreme has now focused on Cerdán's bank accounts and email accounts
Specifically, the Central Operational Unit of the Civil Guard (UCO) entered the PSOE headquarters on Friday to clone Cerdán's corporate mail.
The Supreme Court indicted Cerdán and summoned his statement on 30 June
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