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    Spaniens Premierminister fordert ein Ende des Vetorechts des UN-Sicherheitsrates und kritisiert die USA wegen globaler Konflikte


    Spaniens Premierminister fordert ein Ende des Vetorechts des UN-Sicherheitsrates und kritisiert die USA wegen globaler Konflikte

    https://tribune.com.pk/story/2597072/spains-pm-calls-for-end-to-unsc-veto-power-criticises-us-over-global-conflicts

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    1. TonyAbbottsNipples on

      You’d be calling for an end to the UNSC all together. It only ever existed to ensure the global dominance of the vetoing countries. You can always make your own special version, that seems to be in style lately.

    2. Substantial_Milk8170 on

      It’s easy to call for reform, much harder to convince the five permanent members to agree.

    3. JPenniman on

      I think the veto power still makes sense because it’s granted to the most powerful countries on the planet with the exception of France and the UK. I would want China, Russia, and the US to be on the same page otherwise the UN will just crumble and it’s important to have a place where countries can talk. It would be nice if the veto power could be reformed though to only pertain to a specific set of things and only in relation to select countries.

    4. Over-Willingness-933 on

      Yes and the US has prevented lots of awful nonsense getting passed.

    5. Inevitable_Simple402 on

      Without UNSC, UN goes by majority, where there are essentially two blocks: the muslim countries and the ones on China’s payroll. What a brave new world that would be to be controlled by those blocks.

    6. Abject-Employer-5319 on

      Qu’ils s’occupe de sont pays lui, qu’ils écoutent le peuple

    8. LoneWolfie1996 on

      It’s hard for me to take Spains criticisms of the US / UNSC seriously when Spain takes very little action itself to solve the world issues. Spain wants “international rules” (whatever that even means) to be upheld but doesn’t want to actually contribute resources in the enforcement of the international world order.

      Case in point- look at their response to Russias invasion of Ukraine and their historical disinterest in being reliable NATO partners.

      Another example- Spain doesn’t like how Israel is treating Palestinians but Spain won’t go over there and defend Palestinians nor take in Palestinian refugees. “It’s not their job” – okay, then who’s is it?

      Spain and to a lesser degree the rest of Europe have become performative experts.

    9. krayniac on

      ITT: idiots who don’t realise that veto power existing is literally the only thing keeping the UN together

    10. Lamb_or_Beast on

      I can’t say I disagree, but the members of the security council are not members because every UN member wants them there – they are the big nuclear armed world powers. Keeping a table open for communication is a good idea, but that’s all it really is in the end I think, a place to keep dialogue available to had.

    12. Darkone539 on

      The simple truth is the P5 were needed for the UN to work. Now, well the world has changed and the power balance isn’t the same, we still kind of need them.

      The League of nations failed because Japan during the invasion of manchuria „well someone stop us“ and nobody did.

    13. 2shayyy on

      Interesting how many comments there are here from people calling Spain “irrelevant”.

      Either the bots are on the move or someone’s political leader has uploaded new marching orders.

      Question, if Spain is so irrelevant – why are you here spending time commenting? Not something you bother doing to an irrelevant entity is it?

    14. Zealousideal-Sort127 on

      Lol, and why do they think they deserve more power?

      UNSC is there to make sure losers like him dont have real influence.

    15. LordOfTheSevenSeA69 on

      Lmao bro thinks he can convince the top 5 to give up their veto power.

    16. Delta27- on

      Easy to call reform when you have no impact on the world economy, markets, decisions. How about spain becomes a super power again to be able to have the influence int he world? They want to benefit from being in charge without using any of its resources to do so.

    17. Complex-Republic-443 on

      The U.S. should push for the dissolution of the Spanish enclaves in Morocco. Kick them off Africa and hand the areas to Morocco, which is a close and friendly ally.

      Might solve some migrant issues, too.

    19. urbanacrybaby on

      The veto power is the thing preventing WW3. A lot of countries have a good justification to go to war with each other, and the UNSC lets the P5 provide an excuse to not go to war for other countries to sell to their citizens.

    20. Ill_Wolverine_6265 on

      Totalement d’accord et pourtant en tant que français, nous faisons partie du conseil. La logique veut que la majorité décide et non les russes,les chinois ou les américains, trop de décisions ont été bloquées à cause de ces 3 là

    21. NoLime7384 on

      Man who laments not being able to nuke Israel calls for change that would lead to countries getting nuked

      Common Spaniard L

    22. The-Last-Lion-Turtle on

      That would end the UNs legitimacy not end the veto.

      The UN is just the meeting table not a world government capable of giving powers.

    28. dante_gherie1099 on

      they need to just focus on fighting their one industry keeping them afloat

    29. sajriz on

      💯agree. A country that keeps starting wars on false pretexts should not / NEVER have veto power.

    30. SneakyFire23 on

      I wonder why since they’re such believers in stopping genocide and wars of aggression they haven’t pulled their ambassador from russia yet…

    32. Cyzax007 on

      Another politician who doesn’t understand how the world works… No veto power, no big five in the UN…

    33. mabiturm on

      Ok sanchez, your point is clear by now. When is Spain going to pay for the european defense?

    35. Yyoksetioxd on

      russia and ukraine, israel and palestine and this dude draws the line with fking iran lmao

    37. Horror_Essay_7854 on

      An embarrassment for my country to have this president. Nothing else to say.

    38. LeedsFan2442 on

      That would kill the UN instantly. The veto keeps the major powers invested

    39. Aggressive_Lie_4446 on

      This delulu talking point is simply for scoring points with the electorate.
      Can he go to China and Russia and ask them to give up their veto power??
      No??
      Then he needs to keep quiet.

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