Pedro Sánchez

"the US and Israel's attacks on Iran an 'unjustified, dangerous military intervention' in violation of international law."

"If the U.S. administration wishes to review the trade agreement, it must do so respecting the autonomy of private companies, international law, and bilateral agreements."

"We reject the unilateral military action of the United States and Israel, which represents an escalation and contributes to a more uncertain and hostile international order."

"A key member of NATO, fulfilling its commitments and making a significant contribution to the defense of European territory."

"unjustified, dangerous military intervention in violation of international law."

"The question is not if we are on the side of the ayatollahs - nobody is. The question is whether we are in favour of peace and international legality."

"the question is whether we are in favour of peace and international legality."

"a key member of NATO, fulfilling its commitments and making a significant contribution to the defense of European territory."

"No to war."

"You can’t respond to one illegality with another because that’s how humanity’s great disasters begin."

"The government's position can be summed up in four words: No to war."

"The Spanish government’s position can be summed up: no to war."

"We will not be complicit in something that is wrong simply because we fear reprisals."

"You cannot respond to one illegality with another."

"No to the collapse of an international law that protects us all, especially civilians. No to assuming that the world can only solve its problems through bombs. Let us not repeat the mistakes of the past. No to war."

"No to war."

"People will accuse us of being naïve for doing this, but naïve is thinking that violence is the solution and that blind, servile obedience is a form of leadership."

"no to war"

"No to war."

"For Spain, committing to a 5% target would not only be unreasonable, but also counterproductive, as it would move Spain away from optimal spending and it would hinder the EU's ongoing efforts to strengthen its security and defence ecosystem."

"Spain is fully committed to NATO, but that meeting a 5% target would be incompatible with our welfare state and our world vision."

"'NO TO WAR. No to the unilateral violation of international law.'"

"who have built the progress of this country alongside us"

"people are living through a dramatic situation"

"Right now, we have a window of opportunity in order to tackle against the wildfires, protect and save lives and effectively try and control the fire."

"the plane had suffered 'a tragic accident while it was taking off from Puerto Leguízamo, transporting troops of our security forces'."

"No son cifras, son vidas"

"la aeronave se encontraba de aeronavegabilidad y la tripulación estaba debidamente cualificada."

"Expreso mis más sinceras condolencias a los familiares de quienes resultaron afectados."

""we are required to be united to fight against fire, as well as in prevention and reconstruction.""

"There were highly challenging hours and days ahead, light was beginning to appear at the end of the tunnel."

"Things are progressing favourably, with maximum caution."

"Netanyahu ha impedido a los católicos celebrar el Domingo de Ramos en los Lugares Santos de Jerusalén. Sin explicación alguna. Sin razones ni motivos."

"We are a sovereign country that does not wish to take part in illegal wars."

"En la madrugada de ayer, se cruzó una nueva línea roja en el Líbano. Un casco azul de la ONU murió en este ataque y otros tres resultaron heridos."

"Sánchez said that the government would be looking at reinforcing the border with Morocco."

"the European Union cannot afford this kind of selfish, polarising and unlawful reaction."

"You cannot respond to one illegality with another, because that’s how humanity’s great disasters begin."

"I had 'serious concerns' about some European governments."

"serious concerns about some European governments and pointed out that Ceuta was not part of the Schengen area."

"he had 'serious concerns' about some European governments."