Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez advocates for Europe to establish its own relationship with China, independent of U.S. foreign policy.

Some Spanish business CEOs have urged their government to demand that Chinese companies investing in Spain hire local workers rather than bringing in staff from China.

The trade relationship between China and Spain is highly asymmetric, with China's exports of cars, electronics, and green energy to Spain far exceeding its imports of Spanish machinery and pork.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has barred U.S. forces from using two military bases in Spain.

Spanish business CEOs have urged their government to demand that Chinese companies hire more local workers in Spain and to align with the EU on preventing China from dumping low-quality goods.

The trade relationship between Spain and China is highly asymmetric, with China exporting significantly more goods like cars, electronics, and green energy products to Spain than it imports.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's most recent trip to China is primarily focused on attracting significant Chinese investment into Spain.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has publicly stated that Europe should define its own relationship with China, independent of the United States' policies.

The trade relationship between China and Spain is asymmetric, with China exporting significantly more goods like cars, electronics, and green energy products to Spain than it imports.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has stated that Europe needs to set its own terms for its relationship with China and not simply follow the United States.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez barred American forces from using two military bases in Spain in response to the war in the Middle East.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez barred American forces from using two military bases in Spain.