The exclusion of King Felipe VI from the inauguration of Claudia Sheinbaum, the new Mexican president, opened a diplomatic crisis between Spain and Mexico. After this decision, the government of Pedro Sánchez declared it “unacceptable” and did not participate in the ceremony. A decision which was appreciated positively, according to the laSexta barometer.
Almost 85% of those interviewed consider it appropriate that Sánchez did not attend the inauguration. The Invymark Institute survey for Sexta questioned this diplomatic disagreement between Spain and Mexico in a barometer carried out on September 30.
To the question of “how do you assess that the government of Pedro Sánchez did not attend the inauguration of the new president of Mexico to protest against the non-invitation of King Felipe VI”, 84.4% of those questioned believe that the government was right not to go there.
Meanwhile, 15% think it This was not the appropriate reaction. Looking at the parties, everyone – except Sumar, who was represented at this event – believes that Sánchez’s executive did what it had to do.
We also ask you if you think that the crown should apologize with Mexico for the excesses committed during the “Spanish conquest of America”. In this case, the vast majority (88%) of those questioned say no, compared to nearly 12% who think that yes, you should ask for forgiveness.
