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

The transcript discusses the EU budget veto by Poland and Hungary, emphasizing the need for consensus and responsible behavior to implement the recovery fund. Despite challenges, there is optimism about reaching a solution for all 27 EU member states. Additionally, the transcript addresses COVID-19 measures in Spain, particularly concerning ski resorts and the potential for a third wave, highlighting efforts to limit mobility and protect citizens during the Christmas period.

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

• To increase their influence in the EU

• To support non-EU countries

• To ensure their own economic recovery

• To gain political leverage

What is the preferred solution for the EU recovery fund according to the speaker?

• A solution for all 27 EU member states

• A solution involving only major EU countries

• A solution focusing on non-EU countries

• A solution excluding Poland and Hungary

Why is it important for the EU to move quickly with the recovery fund?

• To avoid political conflicts

• To increase EU's global influence

• To prevent other countries from leaving the EU

• To ensure timely economic recovery

What is Spain's approach to managing the COVID-19 pandemic during the Christmas period?

• Reopening all businesses

• Limiting mobility and gatherings

• Lifting all restrictions

• Encouraging international travel

What is the concern regarding the reopening of ski resorts during the pandemic?

• It will increase tourism

• It will cause political unrest

• It will boost the economy too quickly

• It could lead to a third wave of COVID-19