The leader of Vox, Santiago AbascaHe met this Monday with the elected president of Venezuela, Edmundo Gonzalezto whom he thanked “his fight and his heroism against the tyranny” that he leads Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela. He also informed him of the “disturbing role” of the former President of the Government. José Luis Rodriguez Zapatero as “another piece of equipment from Maduro”. Abascal and González met at the Congress of Deputies, where the Venezuelan president was recognized as the winner of the July 28 Venezuelan presidential elections. It was an initiative promoted by the PP and supported by Vox.
“It is a pleasure to receive in Congress the elected president of Venezuela to whom we convey, as representative of millions of Venezuelans, our gratitude to the Venezuelan people, their struggle and his heroism against the tyranny of Maduro“, said Santiago Abascal in a message posted on social networks after his meeting with Edmundo González. “We hope to see him again soon (in Venezuela) at the head of his own nation,” the Vox leader said in statements to the media. Edmundo González was accompanied by the former mayor of Caracas, Antonio Ledezmathe president of Foro Madrid, Eduardo Cader; and the spokesperson and project coordinator of Foro Madrid, Edmaly Mauco.
Among the topics discussed in this meeting, Abascal mentioned Zapatero for his “disturbing role as another mechanism for Maduro” and as “member of the Puebla Group”an organization “supported by Hezbollah, Hamas and regimes like Iran and Cuba” and which represents “the worst of humanity”.
“We expressed our concern about the worrying role of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero one more gear in the diet of Maduro, as a member of the Puebla Group. And when we say as a member of the Puebla Group, we say of an organization supported by Iran, by regimes like that of Cuba, that is to say which represents the worst of humanity at this moment “, supported the leader of Vox.
“Venezuela’s hopes”
Santiago Abascal also claimed his party’s support “for all the Venezuelan people” against the tyranny of the Chavista regime led by Nicolas Maduro. “We expressed all our support for his victory, but above all we expressed all our support for the Venezuelan people, to these nearly 8,000,000 “which won a historic victory, to the hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans who today suffer from persecution, kidnappings, torture and sometimes assassinations,” he said.
On the other hand, the president of Vox kept a memory for the leader of the opposition Maria Corina Machado“a heroic figure who continues in Venezuela and who represents the hopes of many people who believe that this change is possible”, and of the “hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans who suffer persecution, kidnapping, torture and sometimes assassination” because of the repression that followed. the July elections. Santiago Abascal told Edmundo González that Vox supports him with its parliamentary strength in Spain and the European Union (EU).
The leader of the third force at the national level finally expressed his concern because “the hopes of the Venezuelan peoplethe hopes of the Venezuelan diaspora in Spain could be frustrated.
“Expulsion of illegal immigrants”
On the other hand, the Vox deputy of Almería No more dew announced that his party was going to present an initiative in the municipal councils where the party is represented so that the municipal councils demand from the central government “immediate expulsion of all illegal immigrants which are found in the said communes. This is indicated in a note in which he regrets the transfer of 158 migrants, mainly from Gambia and Senegal, who, coming from the Canary Islands, were accommodated last week in a hotel in the El Toyo district (Almería) within the welcome articulated by the Executive in coordination with the Canarian Government.
“Our public resources are invested to shelter hundreds of men, who does not flee any warwhile half of Spanish families cannot make ends meet and there are more than a million Spanish children in poverty,” defended de Meer, rejecting this type of resources.
Vox will attempt with this initiative to promote the necessary legal changes in order to “avoid registration fraud “which allows illegal immigrants to access benefits and social assistance,” he said.
Rocío de Meer stressed that “if we want to put an end to all forms of illegal immigration”, we must “put an end to all the knock-on policies that have led thousands of people to risk their lives, and to lose them tragically in too many cases, as a consequence of false promises of a better future in Europe with the complicity of NGOs and human trafficking mafias. “If we don’t act now, soon it will be too late“, he concluded.
