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Wouldn't the major opposition party (PP, right wing) agree with the delivery?
I'm from Spain but I'm not sure how this would be voted or decided.
According to the original article from El País, 53 of Spain's 108 Leopard 2A4s are available for delivery. >

Is that exact amount so it would be the most amount while still less than half? >

It's the maximum amount they would send, as the remaining 2A4s aren't mothballed. >

What's "mothballed" >

Long term storage >

Who knew NATO had such backbone?  Where there is unity like this there is strength.  
You know all those Abrams I pass, just sitting in the motor pool, every morning on base?  Let’s send those. Love our Spanish brothers, but we cannot be outdone!  American Abrams, German Leopards, and British Challengers?  Hey France, let’s get some LeClercs (sp?) over there! >

Abrams are good but does ukraine have the logistics to supply them? >

Psst, the Polish military are lined up to get Abrams in 2023.
Coincidence? >

They ordered like 1K+ of the K2 panthers also. They’re on a spending spree after handing alot of their equipments to their Ukrainians. >

Good for Spain, happy to see this from them. >

They’d better return em with a full tank >

Tanks for the memories, if you will. >

I hope they have enough leopards to operate them >

Not gonna lie, for like ten seconds I was imagining containers full of leopards  being let loose upon enemy forces. I was genuinely trying to understand the headline. >

I remember reading years ago those Leopard 2 A4 were delivered mostly for training purposes while both germany and spain built a variant of the A6 which is currently the backbone of spanish armored forces.
Never knew what happened with those vehicles, so it's really nice to see they are being put to good use. >

Quite an interesting story actually.
Spain originally planned to return the 2A4s to Germany, but given defence cuts, they reduced 2A6E production and negotiated with Germany to keep the 2A4s. 
They ended up getting a great deal...€16.9m for the 108 2A4s. >

Really? I was not aware of this.
Looks like that was absolutely the right call, considering how those are still relevant against a "major power". >

Nation's willing to send Ukraine tanks are starting to add up now... Screw that little murdering thieving terrorist tyrant mini thug Putin. >

I'm from Spain. We should do it, NOW! >

How's the war seen in Spain by the civil society, but also by politicians? Are they peo ukraine, netural or pro russian? >

The vast majority of Spaniards support Ukraine. 
However, as I mentioned in another reply, Spain currently has a coalition government in which only the leading party is in favour of sending lethal aid to Ukraine. The other parties in the coalition are further left in the political spectrum, and tend to argue against anything that involves defence.