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Ana Palacio: a free marketer who believes in using military force when necessary, she was an ally of the U.S. in the war against terror while she served as Spain's foreign minister.("Live" with TAE)(Interview)
Ana Palacio became Spain's first female foreign minister in 2002. During a period when Spain was part of the coalition fighting to liberate Afghanistan and Iraq, she argued eloquently for maintaining strong ties with the U.S. The 3/11/04 bombings in Madrid unseated the government of prime minister Jose Maria Aznar of which she was a part. Since then, Palacio has argued just as eloquently that the European Union must not let anti-Americanism become the glue that holds it together. She was interviewed for TAE by British journalist John O'Sullivan and AEI scholar Michael Ledeen.
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