Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez shared his reaction to the United States election results through a social media post on X. He stated that the outcome proved voters had actively rejected machismo, elite privileges, and hatred. Expanding on this international trend, Sanchez noted that Spain is poised to follow the path established by the United States and Brazil.
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Progressive leaders interpret recent elections in the Americas as a broader global reject…: Progressive leaders interpret recent elections in the Americas as a broader global rejection of hate.
Pedro Sanchez anticipates that the current political trajectories of the US and Brazil wi…: Pedro Sanchez anticipates that the current political trajectories of the US and Brazil will soon reach Spain.
Rejection of machismo and elite privilege was framed as a driving factor behind the recen…: Rejection of machismo and elite privilege was framed as a driving factor behind the recent vote.
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Spain’s Sanchez says US voters rejected hate and elite privilege
4 November 2026 12:14 GMT
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has welcomed the US election results, saying voters rejected hate, machismo, climate denialism and privileges for the elite.
In a post on X, he predicted Spain would follow the same political course: “It happened in Brazil. It just happened in the US. And it will happen soon in Spain.”
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