Spain's Climate-Skeptic Right Wing Rejects Pedro Sanchez's 'National Pact' to Tackle the Climate Emergency
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The president uses the climate emergency to accuse the PP of "negationism" and dismisses calling the opposition leader, because he is "destructive."More information: Sanchez says that his wife and brother all they have done is "work" and are victims of a "political cause."
Spain's climate-skeptic right wing rejects Pedro Sanchez's 'national pact' to tackle the climate emergency
As the massive wildfires devastating the country are close to being brought under control, the Socialist prime minister says it is urgent to adopt prevention measures that were developed in 2025 in collaboration with civil society and scientists.
Pedro Sánchez has found in the devastating wave of wildfires ravaging Spain this summer a new focal point to try and steer the political narrative amidst the corruption scandals plaguing his inner circle. As we have been hearing these past few days (and will surely continue to hear), the Prime Minister is calling for a major national pact to address the climate emergency, but he has accompanied this proposal with rhetoric that places the People'…
The closure of the political course has been marked by the uncontrolled fires that ravage Spain, burning thousands of hectares and causing a number of evictions never before...
The president of the government asks the PP for a "state agreement" for the "prevention" of fires and other natural disasters, and demands that the people stop questioning "that the climate emergency kills" The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, wanted to close this Tuesday the political course calling on the PP to close a "state pact against the climate emergency." In his already traditional press conference on the occasion of the last…
The government has declared areas seriously affected by emergencies, approved an extraordinary allowance for workers impacted by the fires and has been optimistic: "We are changing the turns and we can begin to see the end of the tunnel"
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