Europe is experiencing one of the greatest threats to peace since World War II, yet some remain in the dark.<\/p>\n
A few days ago, I warned that the socialist Pedro S\u00e1nchez and his separatist and far-left partners are boycotting Spain's defense policy<\/a>. Perhaps some thought I was exaggerating, but given what has happened in the last few hours, I think I was understating it:<\/p>\n This shameful spectacle demonstrates that Spain is governed by politicians who trivialize national defense<\/strong>, probably because Russia is far away and they believe that the threat of Russian expansionism will never directly affect Spain. The fact is that Spain faces direct threats on its southern border, and spectacles like today's send a dangerous message: that we are a weak and divided country<\/strong>, and that we would not agree even if Morocco invaded Ceuta and Melilla, for example.<\/p>\n Lack of defense cohesion is a threat to any country,<\/strong> but especially to those facing a strong potential threat to their territorial integrity, as is the case with Spain and Morocco. Faced with this threat, Spain should be making great efforts to attract future support from allied countries,<\/strong> especially in the event of a scenario in which Morocco decides to take Ceuta and Melilla through a hybrid invasion like the one it carried out with the \"green march,\" the Moroccan invasion of Spanish Sahara in 1975.<\/p>\n Instead, S\u00e1nchez is objecting to the word \"rearmament\" and his communist partners are demanding to leave NATO.<\/strong> It's as if Spain were governed by the Marx Brothers, by people who take nothing seriously except clinging to power at all costs, violating democratic principles and constitutional precepts, as the S\u00e1nchez government has been doing for years.<\/p>\n ---<\/p>\n
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