The leader of the PP, Alberto Nuñez Feijoodemanded the resignation of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Jose Manuel Albaresfor the “coercion” that opposition leader Edmundo González denounced and that he suffered at the residence of the Spanish ambassador to Venezuela.
“Spanish diplomacy cannot be at the service of a dictatorial regime” Feijóo denounced, who also demands the replacement of the Spanish ambassador to Venezuela, Ramon Santosand that the president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, gives “immediate explanations” because “he cannot be at an equal distance or collaborate” with the government of Nicolas Maduro.
Feijóo, who made these statements from Rome after meeting with Giorgia Meloni, warned that “in no case can anyone be tolerated being forced into a Spanish embassy” and “even less” a representative of the Venezuelan people.
The PP leader insisted that Edmundo González “won the elections” in Venezuela on July 18 and that “the minutes” that attest to this “are accessible to everyone.” “As are the mafia practices of a regime that refuses to accept the results,” he said to denounce the fact that these practices “took place in the Spanish embassy” in Venezuela.
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