Pedro Sánchez has a very evident difficulty to publicly raise a scenario of political defeat, a kind of surrender whatever the matter to be discussed. With the budgets of 2025, a decisive issue that the Government fails to move forward, Sánchez has made a great effort in Brussels for not surrendering, for keeping a certain hope alive, but deep down, and for the first time very clearly, it has already begun to draw the scenario of not even presenting them because it does not have the support. “We are talking with the groups, we do not give up to present them. We do not give up, we want to approve them.” But immediately has made it clear that the most likely scenario is the other, and has taken away drama, implicitly discarding any electoral advance scenario. “With the budgets that we have (this is those of 2023) we are leading the growth of the main advanced economies,” he has boasted first to top Clear any government instability horizon. The president has minimized the divided vote that has starred in the government’s coalition in Madrid, to add against the Rearm Europe Plan of 800,000 million euros that Sánchez criticizes but only in the name, because the rest supports it. “With my governing partner, add, this is a historical discrepancy that Spanish democracy has had. It was the PCE with the PSOE, then IU, then we can, and now add. They are traditional discrepancies,” he said. And that because in the coalition there is an agreement so that the issues of increased defense spending that are approved in the Council of Ministers do so with observations of the second vice president, that of Yolanda Díaz, which shows the discrepancy of adding, but allows them to continue without putting the stability of the Executive at risk. “I have to thank to add that the European commitments that Spain has are respected. We will continue with our social agenda and our policies. It is a discrepancy that comes from 40 years ago, but the important thing is to respect those European commitments.” That “talks more about protecting, is an important nuance.” “I do not like the term rearmar, it seems to me an incomplete approach, the defense can only be understood under the umbrella of security,” insisted the president, which here does not only have a nominative discussion, but in the background and numbers, because Spain – as Italy, which in this has very similar positions – wants them to also tell the expenses in cybersecurity or in border protection as part of the increase in the increase in the increase in the rise Less defense spending. Sánchez, who has that complex majority with a clear progressive component and a socialist voter who distrusts large increases in defense spending, flees all the time of militaristic language and tries to explain that in reality these billions will not be investigated only in arms, but in technology that can have civil uses and make a jump in Spain and throughout Europe to be able to compete with the USA, with great technological advantages over Europe. “We have to do pedagogy. We speak fundamentally of double -use technology. Drones can use for a potential conflict but also in fire fighting. There is a very substantive technological component,” the president insisted. (Tagstotranslate) Spain
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