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Starmer and Spanish PM Both Condemn ‘Terrible’ Situation in Gaza as They Meet
The UK and Spain's agreement follows a summer deal to remove Gibraltar border checks and focuses on boosting economic growth and managing migration, officials said.
- On Wednesday at Downing Street, Sir Keir Starmer and Pedro Sánchez signed a bilateral agreement to strengthen co-operation on economic growth, migration and shared interests in the first such meeting in seven years.
- The Gibraltar settlement, agreed with the European Union , resolved border checks and paved the way for the bilateral agreement between Sir Keir Starmer and Pedro Sánchez.
- Both leaders condemned the situation in Gaza and Sánchez said Europe’s response was `a failure`, agreeing to discuss Gaza, Ukraine and trade ties during their talks.
- Sánchez said migration offers economic opportunities and the deal aims to tackle growth, labour‑market pressures, and welfare financing challenges.
- The wider context, Sánchez said, presents an opportunity for European and UK leadership as he warned the US under President Donald Trump is weakening the post-World War II international order and withdrawing from major institutions.
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Seven years have passed since a Spanish government president visited Downing Street, and Keir Starmer wanted to deploy red carpet to his “friend” Pedro Sánchez. The British Prime Minister has received at the door of his official residence, in the heart of London, the head of the Spanish Executive.
The last conflict after the British exit – the status of Gibraltar – has been resolved. Now London wants to cooperate more closely with Madrid. The two heads of government demonstrate unity.
The president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez , has met this Wednesday in London the British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, with the aim of strengthening the bilateral relations of two countries in good harmony after the agreement reached in June on Gibraltar.This agreement plans to eliminate the physical barriers and controls of people and goods at the land border crossing to access Gibraltar, a British enclave in the south of the Iberi…
The President of the Government has given value to the agreement on Gibraltar and the impetus given by the British Prime Minister for the pact
The mayor of Algeciras and senator of the PP, José Ignacio Landaluce , has shown his "concern over the void of content that has transcended" from the meeting held by the president of the government, Pedro Sánchez , and his British counterpart, Keir Starmer , on the agreement with Gibraltar and has considered the "dark encounter on the treaty with Gibraltar due to the lack of knowledge of it".Landaluce assures that the Campo de Gibraltar "remains…
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