Deputy from Sumar refuses to share the World Cup with those who use "desperate people" for their political interests

Nahuel González, a deputy for the political party Sumar in the Spanish Congress, has publicly advocated for Spain to withdraw from the joint organization of the 2030 FIFA World Cup with Morocco. González's opposition is rooted in his criticism of Morocco's treatment of migrants, whom he accuses of being exploited for the country's geo-strategic interests.

The statement highlights ongoing political tensions regarding the partnership for the upcoming tournament. By characterizing the Moroccan government's actions as using 'desperate people' for political gain, the deputy has signaled a formal objection to the collaborative hosting arrangement currently planned between the two nations.