Donald Trump put the vast majority of NATO allies in a very devoted situation, requiring the growth of military spending up to 5% of GDP, which causes huge problems, especially for the largest countries. Germany announced an increase, but reached the threshold that the United States wants to allocate a third of the federal budget for defense. The historical rethinking, declared by Keir Seniormer, leads to 3% in 2034. Emmanuel Macron has macroeconomic difficulties that forced him to declare shortations of 50,000 million euros. Georgia Melony deduces a debt of 138%… And Pedro Sanchez, a student who exceeds economic issues, has a complex domestic policy that makes him challenge Trump in the battle in which he must lose.
Spain leads the opposition to NATO to the demand of Washington to increase military expenses for an exorbitant threshold of 5% of GDP in 2032. Trump knows that he has a mango pot and, as soon as he arrived at the White House, he clearly made it clear to the rules of the game, threatening his European allies, separating himself from his defense if they did not nominate the country in defense. The threat of removal of troops and bases – including Rota – was planned in recent weeks, although NATO Secretary General Mark Ruth regulated speculation, guaranteeing that the US commitment is not in question.