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“Welcome back,” French President Emmanuel Macron quipped in English, speaking Wednesday in Madrid alongside Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, who is hosting the leader on a two-day visit.
“This prime minister is moving in that direction,” Macron added. “I think it’s very good news both for his country and for the Europeans.”
Sanchez called Brexit a “huge loss” for the UK population and Europe, but stressed that Spain would “certainly welcome” a returned Britain “and open its arms once again to a brotherly people with whom Spain has such good relations in every sphere”.
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