Poland, Hungary Walking `Tight Rope,' Says Spain Foreign Minister

The transcript discusses the EU budget veto by Poland and Hungary, emphasizing the need for responsible behavior to reach a consensus on the recovery fund. It highlights the importance of the fund for economic recovery across the EU, including Poland and Hungary. The discussion also touches on the potential impact of reopening ski resorts during the COVID-19 pandemic, with Spain implementing measures to limit mobility and prevent a third wave.

What is the main reason for urging Poland and Hungary to lift their veto on the EU recovery fund?

• To ensure the recovery fund benefits only Western European countries

• To maintain their status as viable EU members

• To allow the EU to focus on other global issues

• To reduce the EU's financial burden

Why is it important for all 27 EU member states to agree on the recovery fund?

• To focus on environmental issues

• To increase the EU's global influence

• To ensure a unified economic recovery across the EU

• To reduce the EU's overall budget

What is the primary concern regarding the reopening of ski resorts during the COVID-19 pandemic?

• The impact on local businesses

• The risk of a third wave of COVID-19

• The effect on international travel policies

• The potential for increased tourism revenue

What measures has Spain agreed upon to prevent a third wave of COVID-19 during Christmas?

• Reducing healthcare services

• Increasing international travel

• Opening all public spaces

• Limiting family gatherings and mobility

How is Spain planning to control the spread of COVID-19 during the holiday season?

• By encouraging international travel

• By relying on citizen responsibility and limiting mobility

• By increasing public events

• By reducing healthcare facilities