Spain unveils $15.7 billion plan to dull blow from US tariffs
- Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced a €14.1 billion aid package to counter the impact of President Donald Trump’s 20 percent tariffs on European imports.
- The aid includes €6 billion in public loans for affected companies and €400 million for the automotive industry.
- Sánchez stated Spain's economy could lose up to €4.3 billion from these tariffs, particularly affecting the agri-food sector.
- Sánchez condemned Trump's measures as terrible news for the world and likened them to 19th-century protectionism.
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'19th-century protectionism': Spanish PM condemns Trumps tariffs, supports economy with €14.1bn
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