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Spain's Pedro Sánchez hits back at Trump threat to sever trade saying 'no to war'
Spain's prime minister delivers a strong rebuttal to US President Donald Trump's threat to end trade with his country.
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fortune.com
Trump threatens Spain with trade war after it refuses to roll over and lend its army bases to the Iran effort | Fortune
“We’re going to cut off all trade with Spain,” Trump told reporters during an Oval Office meeting with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
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askanews.it
Iran, Sanchez: “No alla guerra” e “no crollo diritto internazionale”
Il premier spagnolo il giorno dopo le critiche di Trump
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Sanchez risponde a Trump: Non saremo complici per paura di rappresaglie
“In Spagna siamo contrari a questa catastrofe”
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elpais.com
Pedro Sánchez, ante el ataque de Estados Unidos e Israel a Irán: “No a la guerra, no vamos a apoyar este desastre”
El presidente del Gobierno contesta a Trump sin citarlo: “No vamos a ser cómplices de algo malo para el mundo por miedo a las represalias de alguno”
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theguardian.com
Spain to respond to Trump’s criticism and threats over Nato spending and use of bases – Europe live
Spain’s prime minister Pedro Sánchez to give speech shortly
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ilsole24ore.com
Iran, Sanchez: «La posizione della Spagna è semplice: no alla guerra»
Le parole del presidente del governo spagnolo in risposta a Trump: «Siamo per una soluzione diplomatica e politica»
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bbc.com
Spain's Pedro Sánchez hits back at Trump threat to sever trade saying 'no to war'
Spain's prime minister delivers a strong rebuttal to US President Donald Trump's threat to end trade with his country.
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repubblica.it
Sánchez risponde a Trump: “La posizione della Spagna si riassume in queste parole ‘no alla guerra’”
“Non ripeteremo l’errore dell’Iraq, non saremo complici per paura delle ritorsioni”. Duro intervento del presidente con Governo socialista sul conflitto in Ira…
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cnbc.com
'No to war’: Spain PM hits back over Trump’s threats to cut trade over military base access
His comments come after the U.S. president pledged to cut off all trade with Madrid over its position on the Iran conflict.
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‘No to war’: Sánchez doubles down after Trump threat to cut off trade with Spain
PM says his country will not be complicit in growing conflict in Middle East ‘simply out of fear of reprisals from someone’
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aljazeera.com
At odds with Europe: Why is Spain saying ‘no’ to US-Israeli war on Iran?
Spain's socialist president is locked in a war of words with Washington, which has threatened to cut trade ties.
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upi.com
Pedro Sanchez digs in over Iran after Trump threats to cut Spain off - UPI.com
"No to war" was Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez response to U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to stop trading with Spain over its Iran stance.
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independent.co.uk
Defiant Spanish PM says Trump is using ‘the fog of war’ to hide his domestic failures
The Spanish prime minister has responded to Donald Trump’s threat to cut off all trade with Spain, as he stressed that Madrid’s position was “no to war”. On Tuesday (3 March), the…
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arabnews.com
‘No to the war’: Spain digs in as rift with US deepens
MADRID: Spain’s prime minister defiantly posted “No to the war” on Wednesday, deepening a rift with the United States after Madrid refused the use of its bases to attack Iran and…
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Spain denies White House claim it agreed to cooperate with US military
Spain reiterates its opposition to war on Iran despite Trump's threat of cutting off trade with the European country.
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usatoday.com
'No to war': Spanish leader holds firm amid Trump's Iran airstrikes
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez refused to support the US war with Iran even as Trump threatens to cut trade ties with Spain.
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A lone battle: Why is Pedro Sánchez the only European leader to take on Trump?
As the Spanish PM decries the war in Iran, other politicians are unable – or unwilling – to speak against the US president
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Pedro Sánchez’s lone stance against Trump may look risky, but it is cannily pragmatic | Eoghan Gilmartin
The Spanish PM’s defiant foreign policy line may seem outspoken. The truth is that he is a sound strategist at home and abroad, says journalist Eoghan Gilmartin