Following the statements of President Donald Trump, who suggested excluding Spain from NATO due to low military spending, the Spanish government reaffirmed its commitment to the alliance. Defense Minister Margarita Robles emphasized that Spain honors and respects its commitments and that the U.S. armed forces are aware of this. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez refused to commit to increasing military spending to 5% of GDP, considering it incompatible with the social vision of the country.
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