Spain's political landscape is witnessing a rare moment of unity as the government and opposition party, PP, collaborate to address the economic threat posed by U.

S. tariffs under President Trump.

The Spanish government has announced a €14 billion aid package to support businesses and workers, with Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo leading negotiations with various stakeholders, including the PP.

While tensions between the two parties remain, the urgency of the crisis has fostered dialogue and cooperation.

However, the government is pressuring the PP to distance itself from far-right allies like Vox, citing the need for a unified European stance against Trump's policies.

This crisis has also shifted focus to international diplomacy, with Prime Minister Sánchez emphasizing global partnerships beyond the U.

S. The situation underscores the profound impact of Trump's policies on European politics, forcing recalibrations across the board.