Alexander Soros, son of the influential billionaire George Soros, has publicly defended Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez at a time of intense international controversy.
The Spanish government is preparing a massive regularization of immigrants, a measure that has raised alarm among governments, analysts, and foreign media due to its impact on legality, security, and social cohesion.
“Spanish Prime MinisterPedro Sánchez shows us what true leadership looks like. Instead of evading society’s most pressing problems, he confronts them directly with solid, principled, and pragmatic policies. We need more elected leaders like him!” Alexander Soros wrote on social media. His words were immediately echoed by international progressive media and circles.
Alexander Soros’s support is no coincidence. He chairs the Open Society Foundations, an organization linked to open-border policies and globalist agendas that prioritize social engineering over national sovereignty and legality.
His backing of Sánchez reinforces the perception that this massive regularization is driven more by an international ideological vision than by criteria of order and public safety.
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The Spanish government’s plan, still lacking final details, worries observers abroad due to its potential to encourage more immigration, its impact on public services, and its clash with the principles of the rule of law.
Various experts warn that rewarding illegal immigration undermines state authority, creates injustices for those who follow the law, and increases social tension.
From Moncloa, Sánchez defends the measure as “humane and necessary,” but criticisms focus on the lack of transparency, the absence of rigorous impact studies, and the political use of a complex phenomenon that directly affects security, employment, and coexistence.
That it is precisely Alexander Soros who supports the Spanish prime minister does not go unnoticed. For many analysts, it confirms the government’s alignment with progressive globalist tenets, where sovereignty and the law are subordinated to ideological agendas disconnected from citizens’ realities.
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The core of the problem is not just migratory but institutional. Mass regularization of those who have broken the law sends a devastating message: noncompliance is rewarded, and the state abdicates its legitimate authority. In serious democracies, compassion cannot replace the rule of law, nor can propaganda replace legal rigor.
Once again, the international left celebrates policies that generate disorder, social fracture, and loss of trust in institutions, while the middle class bears the consequences. Spain needs responsible leadership based on law, security, and the defense of family and nation—not the applause of globalist elites disconnected from real life.
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Rafa Gómez-Santos Martín
Rafael Santos is a Portuguese writer and political analyst dedicated to educating Hispanics on traditional values and the importance of protecting children and families. With years of experience in media and public discourse, he has been a strong advocate for cultural preservation and moral principles in an ever-changing world. Passionate about culture, sports, and current affairs, Rafael brings insightful analysis to political and social debates, striving to empower the Hispanic community with knowledge and a deeper understanding of the issues that shape their lives.
