Elections Will Test Whether Trump and Netanyahu Can Outrun Accountability
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Experts consulted for 20 minutes believe they can use their international role as a asset at the polls, but recognize that they have lost weight in decision-making in Brussels.
Elections will test whether Trump and Netanyahu can outrun accountability
As Spain’s Pedro Sánchez takes a markedly different path on Gaza, Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu head towards elections burdened by war, scandal and deep questions about democratic accountability.
The electoral advance to November announced by the Spanish president is widely highlighted by the press throughout the globe. And several keys are underlined: that it could be the end of Pedro Sánchez, Trump's "greater critic" and "nemesis" and one of the few left leaders in Europe. That the government was fragile since
The international role of Pedro Sánchez is peculiar. The president of the government has ended the legislature, anticipating the general elections on November 29, with housing as the central theme and after the fall of two decrees on the subject in Congress. Sánchez will arrive at the polls,
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