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The president of the Spanish Government has remained firm in his position on the war between the United States and Israel against Iran, despite threats from President Donald Trump to suspend all trade with Madrid for not allowing him the use of its military bases. Sanchez assured that he does not support the Iranian Ayatollah regime, but condemns the "illegal war" and defends international law. Our correspondent Marina Colorado reports.
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