Israel's bullets threaten to hit the Sanchez government to death - Economic Scenarios

It was a very difficult week for the coalition. Although very few people knew it, and it had not even been dealt with in the committee of secretaries of state, which is being prepared by the Council of Ministers, Pedro Sánchez had decided this Tuesday to drop the political bomb: the government approved 10,471 million euros more for spending on security and defense, with the aim of reaching 2% of GDP this year, two before the expected.

The part of Spanish politics that is not a estercolero is pure pyrotechnics. We have seen it again with the rivers of ink and saliva that has made run the happy contract to buy 15,000 bullets from a company in Israel. Each episode of the psychodrama has turned out to be a birlibirloque of the nine length, if they allow me the easy allusion to the object of the transaction. The first take was to start a business with those who made sure they woul…

Israel's bullets threaten to hit the Sanchez government to death - Economic Scenarios

The Spanish government risks collapsing, but this time the problems do not come from the Catalans of Junts, but from the extreme left. Despite the

Allying with communists is one of the most disastrous of the many bad decisions made by socialist Pedro Sánchez. Red ethics: buying weapons from Israel, bad; buying them from Hamas allies, good. A Sánchez minister calls for the same harshness against Israel that he rejected with Russia, Cuba, and Venezuela. A boycott against Israel […]

The revelations that, after the termination of the ammunition contract with an Israeli company, shook the coalition government again on Friday have a new replica. Pedro Sánchez’s defense plan, presented a week ago and intended to catapult Spain’s military spending above 2%, contemplates purchases of 'made in Israel' weapons. These are at least two products manufactured by Israeli military companies or with components manufactured in the Jewish s…

Yarisley Urrutia.- The historical increase in military spending, the ongoing arms sales contracts to Israel and the alignment with Morocco to the detriment of Western Sahara, strain Pedro Sánchez’s relationship with his partners. Weak and without elections in sight, Sumar seems to assume contradictions in order to sustain the government of [...]