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NATO clarifies that Spain has not committed to 2% of GDP for defense this summer.

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Rutte and Sánchez at this afternoon's meeting at Moncloa. — Rutte and Sánchez at their meeting in January at Moncloa. EFE / Kiko Huesca

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NATO says Spain is committed to reaching 2% of GDP for defense "as soon as possible," but not this summer, as Secretary General Mark Rutte stated in a speech in Warsaw on Wednesday. The Spanish government requested a correction, and NATO today provided the clarification to Efe.

NATO clarifies that Spain has not committed to 2% of GDP for defense this summer.

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