Sumar busca apoyos en el Congreso para que Sánchez firme el tratado que prohíbe armas nucleares y que no asume la OTAN

Sumar has introduced an initiative in the Spanish Congress of Deputies urging Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's government to adhere to the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPAN). The Foreign Affairs Committee is scheduled to debate and vote on the proposal next Tuesday.

The push highlights a distinct policy stance, as no member country of NATO currently assumes or has signed the treaty. The legislative effort seeks to build parliamentary support to compel the executive branch to formally endorse the global nuclear prohibition accord.