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The artist behind Wrecking Ball and Nothing Breaks Like A Heart had a full conversation on Twitter with Spain's leader, starting on Saturday morning (Spanish time) when she tagged Sánchez in a tweet that read: “Spain, you united in solidarity with Black Lives Matter in the US. We must keep standing together to tackle #Covid19 and its disproportionate impact on marginalized communities, especially communities of color. Please join us, PM?”
She included the hashtag #GlobalGoalUnite.
Sánchez responded, in English – a language in which he is fluent – with: “Spain is coleader in initiatives such as the ACT-Accelerator to achieve equitable access to vaccines, treatment and diagnosis to fight #Covid19. Ours is a strong commitment, Miley. Unity and multilateral response is the only way forward not to let anyone behind.”
The reply from the daughter of Achy Breaky Heart singer Billy Ray Cyrus did not take long in appearing: “Thank you! Will you join us on June 27 for #GlobalGoalUnite to help close the funding gap for the most vulnerable? Testing, treatments, and vaccines for everyone everywhere...We need your leadership!”
Spain's president responded enthusiastically: “Of course, I will be there! June 27th will be a great event. We encourage everyone to join us in this effort.”
Unlike in the past, when such representation would have involved a flight and face-to-face meeting, the Global Goal Unite event will be via video-conference.
It is not clear whether Sánchez is the only country leader to be brought on board, but Miley Cyrus believes he will be the most influential, given Spain's famous national character – that of passionately supporting other people's humanitarian causes out of a sense of solidarity and justice.
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