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Spain's PM Gets 'the Trump Handshake' in First Meet Since Nato Threat
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Spain's PM gets 'the Trump handshake' in first meet since Nato threat
Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez met US President Donald Trump in Egypt on Monday, sharing a typically Trump-like handshake and managing to avoid a diplomatic incident just days after Washington threatened to throw Spain out of Nato.
US President Donald Trump has been playing on the issue of Spain's defence costs during his final speech since the end of the Gaza War, which took place in Egypt, which was also attended by Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, who asked him if "he's already working on it".
Donald Trump greeted Pedro Sánchez this Monday in Egypt after threatening to take Spain out of NATO. The president of the United States has tightened the hand of the Spanish Prime Minister even showing some close gesture and with a smile, four days after saying the president in the White House that perhaps he should be expelled from Spain for not accepting the 5% increase in defense spending. The government replied to Trump’s words to the Finnis…
The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, and his American counterpart, Donald Trump, greeted each other this Monday in Egypt in the framework of the signing of the peace agreement in Gaza. This is the first time that both leaders meet after the Republican argued that Spain should be "expelled" from NATO. Trump has received in the Egyptian city of Sharm el Sheikhen each of the international leaders participating in the Gaza Peace Summit an…
Cordiality and laughter in the midst of coldness and shock over discrepancies over increased defense spending. Pedro Sánchez and Donald Trump have shook their hands and...
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