Informe: Mark Rutte advierte en 'Euronews': "El modelo de la OTAN no es sostenible"
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La información disponible indica que el secretario general de la OTAN, Mark Rutte, analiza en una entrevista exclusiva con 'Euronews' la dependencia europea de Estados Unidos en materia de Defensa y la amenaza nuclear de Rusia. El informe también señala que Vea aquí la conversación completa.
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- Mark Rutte advierte en 'Euronews': "El modelo de la OTAN no es sostenible" — Euronews (Español)
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