The US proposes imposing tariffs on Spanish ships and restricting certain imports from Spain.

The United States Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has proposed new trade measures targeting Spain, including a 200,000-dollar fee per voyage for vessels flying the Spanish flag. Additionally, the proposal suggests restricting the importation of specific Spanish goods, such as oils and ceramics. These measures were formally introduced in Washington on October 14.

In response to the announcement, the Spanish government is currently reviewing the FMC report to evaluate the potential economic and logistical implications of these restrictions. Officials in Madrid are assessing the scope of the proposed sanctions as they determine the appropriate diplomatic and administrative course of action.