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Sánchez Points Out, After Staying Out of Trump's Meeting, that Ukraine Has to Be "Part of the Decision" Made in Alaska

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

"Ukraine has to be a party to any decision on its own future," said government president Pedro Sánchez, following the telematic balance sheet of the Volunteer Coalition, which was held following the meeting between a small group of EU leaders and Donald Trump. Sánchez has not been invited to participate in it, although he has attended the subsequent meeting together with the majority of EU leaders, Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, Euro…See the Story

Pedro Sánchez · Madrid

Pedro Sánchez Emphasizes that, After Two Years of Legislature, "Spain Advances with Strength and in the Best of the Directions: Forward"

La Moncloa, Madrid, Monday, July 28, 2025The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, has emphasized that, as far as the legislature goes, the progressive coalition government has succeeded in passing 42 laws and has fulfilled 45% of the 200 commitments it made to citizenship in 2023.Read Article

Spain Increases Paid Parental Leave to 19 Weeks

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

Spain's leftist government approved Tuesday a reform to extend paid parental leave from 16 to 19 weeks per parent, a move aimed at enhancing family support and gender equality.Europe · Spain See the Story

Sánchez Relies on European Funds to Overcome the Lack of Budgets, Even Though They Expire in August 2026

57% Left coverage: 7 sources

The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, sees in the European funds a "fantastic tool" in the face of a possible lack of public accounts by 2026. However, little more than a year is missing until the deadline of execution of the funds Next Generation, which have been playing crutch for the government in the face of the constant extensions of the Budgets of 2023. Sanchez proposed this 'plan B' in the event that he would not be able to carr…Ursula Von Der Leyen · Spain See the Story

Sánchez Charges in Paraguay Against Trump While Looking for Large Contracts for Spanish Companies

Coverage: 2 sources

Pedro Sánchez finishes his Latin American tour, the seventh in his term of office, with a visit to Paraguay, a country that historically was among the poorest in America but has been growing for several years and especially developing improvements and major public works that are of particular interest to Spanish companies, which already participate in several of them and seek contracts to enter into others.Santiago Peña · Asunción See the Story

Uruguay and Spain Strengthen Ties and Announce Agreement to Combat Transnational Crime

Uruguayan president Yamandú Orsi and the president of the government of Spain, Pedro Sánchez, announced on Tuesday the signing of six bilateral agreements to strengthen their ties, among them one of security to combat transnational crime.Pedro Sánchez See the Story

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