Spain Backs Palestine Amid U.S. Visa Row
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez expressed solidarity with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas after the U.S. refused him a visa for a United Nations event. Sanchez labeled the visa denial as 'unjust,' voicing his stance on social media platform X.

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In a recent turn of international diplomacy, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez showed unwavering support for Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas. This came after U.S. authorities refused Abbas a visa to attend a major United Nations summit hosting global leaders.
Addressing the issue publicly, Sanchez took to social media platform X to voice his disapproval, stating that the visa denial was 'unjust.' He further pledged Madrid's unwavering support for Abbas, highlighting Spain's stance on the controversial decision.
The episode shines a spotlight on the complexities of international visa policies and the diplomatic strains they can engender, as prominent figures are barred from participating in global dialogues.
(With inputs from agencies.)