Pedro Sánchez declared in Congress about the new geopolitical scenario of the EU, preparing for the threat of the Russian Federation and the waning commitment of the United States
The intervention lacked specificity and did not get the desired response, with parliamentary groups more interested in maintaining their individual profiles than jointly confronting the threat.
There are two perspectives in the EU, the eastern countries that press for a quicker military reinforcement and the southern ones seeking to convince their electorates of the pertinent rearmament.
The speed of progress in this scenario in Spain was slowed down by obstacles presented by opposition parties and those that initially supported Sánchez.
The opposition, although acknowledging the need for a state pact, does not support the Government on this issue due to a lack of details and also unrelated issues to the Russian threat.
Conclusion: The government failed to gain the necessary support for this decision, leaving the session with criticisms from its coalition partners and rejection from the opposition.