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Fears that Chinese port investments make Spain and NATO ‘vulnerable’

Euractiv Spain 17 June 2026, 02:00 UTC 17 Jun 2026

Fears that Chinese port investments make Spain and NATO ‘vulnerable’ — Euractiv

A Chinese car manufacturer is building a plant by a key Spanish naval port used for NATO operations

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