Sánchez, at the UN: “Ceuta will emerge from the crisis without making immigrants into an enemy, while respecting human rights”
El presidente lanza en su último viaje a Nueva York antes de las elecciones su discurso más anti Trump y llama al optimismo de los progresistas
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's upcoming speech at the UN General Assembly may be his last as premier if polls are correct. It is certainly his last trip to New York before elections. Sánchez's address is said to be more political and epic than usual, outlining a call to action for progressives against far-right ideas. He urged progressives to be optimistic about defeating the right-wing surge in America and Europe. Sánchez cited the crisis in Ceuta as an example of a problem that requires a different approach.
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