SPAIN and France’s leaders have pledged to make the EU an unbreakable force in the face of external threats.
Mariano Rajoy and Francois Hollande outlined their commitment to leading a ‘rapid programme of European integration’ to pull member states closer together at a press conference in Malaga.
Speaking at the Pompidou Centre, Rajoy said the EU would rise against ‘populism and anti-European feeling’ that some believe could threaten the continental project and would manage to avoid another ‘Brexit’ situation.
The comments were made at the end of the 14th Spanish-French Summit, which also focused on how to strengthen working relations between the two states.