Rulers should not be judged by their promises or their propaganda, but by their actions, which are often much poorer.<\/p>\n
The Spanish Prime Minister, the socialist Pedro S\u00e1nchez, is an example of a politician whose actions do not match his words<\/strong>. A few weeks ago I reviewed here his favors to the dictatorship of Vladimir Putin<\/a>, favors for which he should be automatically excluded from any European meeting whose purpose is to help Ukraine achieve a fair peace with Russia. Despite this, Sanchez will attend today the emergency meeting called by Macron in Paris<\/a> to address the situation in Ukraine. The question is: why is he going to this meeting?<\/strong><\/p>\n Those of us who know his performance as head of the Spanish government know the answer to this question well: Sanchez is going to pose, take photos and promote himself<\/strong>, with a view to the moment when he has to leave the government. To show that he has something to offer vis-a-vis Russia, Sanchez should announce these measures that he has not wanted to take until now:<\/strong><\/p>\n Sanchez has had the opportunity to do all this in three years and he has not done it.<\/strong> There is no indication that he will do it now. Even if he had the will to do so (something he has not expressed until now), he has chosen to depend on political allies who are very comfortable with his favours to Russia<\/strong>, but that does not prevent him from travelling to Paris to show, once again, that his word is worthless<\/strong>.<\/p>\n ---<\/p>\n
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