Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Saturday that the November 29 general election would confirm that Spain is ruled by its people, not by foreign actors, including Washington and Tel Aviv, pledging to reject the influence of the "international far right". ".
Speaking at a campaign event in Tarragona, Sanchez said, "On November 29, we will tell them with our votes that Spain is ruled from Spain, not from Washington, not from Tel Aviv, not from Buenos Aires, not from Moscow, but from Spain. ".
"We will not allow our country to become an outpost or the backyard of the international extreme right," he added.
Sanchez pointed to his governments opposition to the war with Iran and the genocide in Gaza, while reiterating his support for the Palestinian state.
He also stood by his refusal to comply with US President Donald Trump's demand that Spain allocate 5 percent of its gross domestic product to defense, saying the government would continue to prioritize education, health, social care and pensions.
Sánchez vowed to maintain his opposition to the extreme right, adding that Spain is a "beacon" that will continue to inspire the world.