Madrid – The leaders of Europe from the distance applauded the order of President Trump of President Trump and talked about the turning point presented in Europe an occasion organized through the Vox party in Spain in Madrid under the flag “to make Europe big”.
The other united people included Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, the viceprimer Italian minister Matteo Salvini, the leader of the French National Party Marine Le Pen and others.
The leader of Salvini and Vox, Santiago Abascal, minimized Trump’s risk to build European import prices, saying that the taxes and regulations of the European Union are a greater danger to the prosperity of Europe.
“The great value is the green agreement and confiscante taxes in Brussels and socialist governments throughout Europe,” said Abascal.
Salvini referred to “historical opportunities” before the German elections of February 23, in which the excessive election of the right for the German party stops at the time, the bloc of the union of the leader of the central opposition, Friedrich Merz.
“The European motor stopped the maximum disastrous government in the postwar period,” Salvini said about the German government of Foreign Minister Olaf Scholz.
The defense of European borders opposed to illegal immigration was some other theme addressed through each speaker the two -day event, even if abnormal border crossings in the European Union fell sharply in 2024, according to the knowledge collected through the Border control firm of The Frontex block.
Le Pen said that the triumph of Trump’s elections had put Europe before a “real change” and said the EU had left the continent outside the technological revolutions in progress in synthetic intelligence and other spaces.
He also said that European leaders provide at the rally, adding to the Patriots for Europe in 84 seats in the European Parliament, which had the most productive possibility of communicating and running with Trump.
“We are the ones who can talk to the new Trump administration,” said Le Pen.
Naishadham writes for Associated Press.
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