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The international policy analyst, Florentino Portero, discussed in the main lines UCAM governing all external action of Spain
The Catholic University of Murcia has welcomed this afternoon's paper international policy analyst in various national media, and professor of Contemporary History at the National University of Distance Education (UNED), Florentino Portero.
The expert gave the conference 'Spain to the Americas: Latin America and the United States as buttresses of the Spanish security', part of the series 'The key environments in the Spanish Security Strategy 2013: the safety of Spain in the World' organized by the Vice President for International Relations and Communication UCAM, and in which he analyzed the Spanish security strategy, the fundamental lines that govern all external action of Spain, and that has to do with diplomacy, with trade, defense, internal security.
The rapporteur noted that Spain has maintained a very good relationship over time with Latin America and USA, and has highlighted the idea that there are more Hispanics in America than in Spain, "so you should start rethinking our approach with them, not only from state to state to discuss security issues of common interest, as well as the Hispanic issue, "he asserted, and added that" there's a huge challenge that we have to start working. "
EU & NATO
For Porter, "it is clear that both the EU and NATO are not in the best of times," and said that we are currently living in Europe renationalisation of foreign policy and defense, "most evident in France, the United Kingdom, and less evident in other countries. "
Similarly he said that if we can not trust as much as before in the EU and NATO because they have no cohesion of old, "is very important to focus on all that is the Mediterranean agenda, which is an agenda basically security but well as development and trade and investment, and certainly the American dimension of Spain ".
Source: UCAM
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