Bullets purchase from Israel rattles Spain s leftist coalition

In February 1991, in Albacete, the first trial was held in Spain against young insubmissives who refused to participate in compulsory military service, but also in alternative social service. They marked a time. We talked with several of the protagonists, while today we talk about recovering the 'milli'Palabras Clave - The arms race seen from Albacete Rearmament in Europe: increasing military spending, even diverting funds destined for European …

The Spanish Prime Minister, already constantly targeted by the right, almost saw his coalition explode because of an arming contract with an Israeli company, and cancelled in extremis.

Bullets purchase from Israel rattles Spain s leftist coalition

A decision by Spain's Socialist government to backtrack on a promise to cancel a contract to buy bullets from an Israeli firm drew a rebuke on Wednesday from its junior coalition partners, with some allies threatening to withdraw support. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's minority government has struggled to pass legislation since securing a new term by cobbling together an alliance of left-wing and regional separatist parties in 2023. On Tuesday, …

The PP leader eludes the war in Gaza while ruling out that the coalition government will be broken by the crisis unleashed by the purchase of bullets from the Hebrew country

"When a state makes a contract with another state, that contract must be fulfilled." The PP leader has shown his deep rejection of the unilateral decision taken by the government to rescind the agreement signed for the purchase of bullets from Israel. Alberto Núñez Feijoo has not only defended that the contracts must be fulfilled, even more so if they are between democratic states, but he has placed the focus that the rupture is also due "becaus…

Madrid. The Spanish Ministry of the Interior, chaired by the socialist Pedro Sánchez, reported yesterday that it will continue, despite his regret, with a million-dollar contract to buy ammunition from an Israeli company, after the legal services of the State advised against rescinding it, which created tension in the coalition of leftists in the government.