Maybe, and that’s the confusing thing when you look up his history. I was in Spain when he made a trip there a number of years ago, and of course the leftists were ecstatic about his Gallego ancestry. He was generally referred to as being gallego and libanes, but I was never sure whether this referred to his birth mother or his father’s wife.
The funny thing is that Galicia was firmly in the Nationalist side during the Spanish Civil War.
I've never heard of the "Lebanese" angle before. His father was Gallego and his mother was a maid with Spanish surnamed parents.