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#ÚLTIMAHORA | Xi dice a Sánchez estar ambos "del lado correcto de la historia" ante la "ley de la selva"

Hoy, con el presidente Xi Jinping he constatado que el vínculo entre España y China sale reforzado tras este viaje oficial. En un mundo cada vez más incierto, España apuesta por una relación UE-China basada en la confianza, el diálogo y la estabilidad. Debemos seguir avanzando hacia un orden multipolar construido desde el respeto y el pragmatismo.

Pedro Sánchez has urged China to take on a greater global leadership role During his visit, the far-left Spanish prime minister called on the communist state to play a bigger part in global security and defense, emphasizing that Europe-China cooperation is essential for stability. He added that “the world cannot be understood without China.” 🇪🇸🇨🇳

Pedro Sánchez has urged China to take on a greater global leadership role During his visit, the far-left Spanish prime minister called on the communist state to play a bigger part in global security and defense, emphasizing that Europe-China cooperation is essential for stability. He added that “the world cannot be understood without China.” 🇪🇸🇨🇳

Spain's Pedro Sánchez in China- “I firmly believe it is in the interest of both Spain and Europe to strengthen ties with China.”

#ÚLTIMAHORA | Xi dice a Sánchez estar ambos "del lado correcto de la historia" ante la "ley de la selva"

Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez: "International law is being violated mainly by one country, which is the government of Israel. There is also an absolutely illegal response on the part of the Iranian regime."

The collective meltdown among most at the far right regarding Péter Magyar's resounding victory in Hungary is probably the most telling moment you will see regarding the so-called "conservative" or "patriotic" movements across the globe. I will elaborate: Péter Magyar is not a lefty or woke. His ideology is center-right. Tisza will partially follow an even harsher immigration policy and continue some decisions made under Orban, e.g. opposing the EU migration and asylum pact, a core demand of many of the far-right figures. Magyar himself describes his movement a "renewal", not a "revolution". So why the meltdown? The answer is so unmasking. Péter Magyar and Tisza are no Russian puppets. They haven't forgotten what Soviet-Russia did in 1956. They made a clear stand against the Russian aggressions, both of those in the past and today. Furthermore, the system of rampant corruption Orban and his allies have built is not limited to Hungary. It has deep ties to foreign actors. It is obvious that it will reveal some very interesting money streams coming from East and West. So, we are not talking about Hungary alone, but an international network of right-wing movements actively collaborating. Most of those right-wing movements bemoan this development, and this development alone. It unmasks that their political leaning of being "conservative" was but a sharade. It was only about money and a deeply corrupt network benefiting them, with money streams coming from Russia and elsewhere.