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Defending Democracy: Leaders Unite in Barcelona Against Far-Right Extremism
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Global progressive leaders gather at Spain rallies
BARCELONA, Spain — Progressive leaders from around the globe gathered Saturday to try to galvanize their forces and defend the multilateral rules-based order in a world turning to the right and violently torn by superpowers.
Donald Trump mocked NATO member Spain on Saturday. At the same time, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez criticized the president's tariffs and Iran war in front of about 6,000 participants at an "anti-Trump rally" in Barcelona, reports Politico. "We are going to twist the arm of the people who think they are completely unreachable," said the Prime Minister. One of the speakers who praised Sánchez was former Prime Minister Stefan Löfven (S).
While Trump lashes out at Spain, U.S. Democrats join a progressive rally in Barcelona
Progressive leaders from around the globe gathered in Barcelona on Saturday to try and galvanize their forces and defend the multilateral rules-based order in a world turning to the right and violently torn by superpowers.
Barcelona, Spain. The president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, called to protect democracy against “attacks on the multilateral system” at a meeting in Barcelona of left-wing international leaders with the leaders of Brazil, Colombia or Mexico. “The context is clear, democracy cannot be taken for granted,” Sánchez said during the opening speech of the Fourth Meeting in Defense of Democracy. “We see attacks on the multilateral system, …
The President of the Spanish government calls for 'protecting and strengthening' democracy at a meeting of leftists in Barcelona.
The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, has been the host this weekend of the so-called 'In defense of democracy' summit, held in Barcelona, and in it has appealed to the unity of the left-wing governments to fight other leaders like Donald Trump."Democracy cannot be taken for granted," said Pedro Sánchez to the left-wing leaders of several countries. "Today we see a dangerous normalization of the use of force," he added. "In our societi…
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