He announced it and approved it. The National Assembly of Venezuela, a Chavismo puppet parliament, approved this Tuesday an agreement to encourage the dictatorial regime of Nicolas Maduro to break diplomatic and commercial relations with Spain. Your president, Jorge Rodriguez, brother of Vice President Delcy Rodríguez, a few days ago already urged Venezuelan deputies to vote favorably on a resolution so that Maduro broke off diplomatic relations and trade with Spain.
The text approved this Tuesday urges the Executive to “urgently evaluate the severance of diplomatic and commercial relations with the Kingdom of Spain” by rejecting the “decision rude and annoying adopted in the Congress of Deputies of Spain against Venezuelan institutions.
Likewise, he points out that “in recent years, the Spanish far right has sheltered convicted and confessed fascist criminals and terrorists, who favored failed coups in the country, as well as the explosion of violence to generate political and social destabilization.
Shortly before, the president of the National Assembly of Venezuela, Jorge Rodríguez, assured that “patience has a limit”. “And the specific and precise limit of patience is that in which exceeding these limits implies affecting our sovereignty and our independence,” he added.
The president of National Assembly of Venezuela, On September 11, he asked deputies in the Venezuelan Parliament to approve a resolution asking Maduro to sever diplomatic and trade relations with Spain. Rodríguez’s request comes on the same day that the Congress of Deputies approved a non-legal proposal from the Popular Party for the government of Pedro Sanchez recognize Edmundo González as elected president of Venezuela.
The President of the Assembly accused the Spanish government After Congress proposed the popular recognize the victory of Gonzalez during the elections of July 28. “Let all the representatives of the delegation of the Government of the Kingdom of Spain and all the consulates and consuls leave here. “This is the most brutal attack by the Kingdom of Spain against Venezuela since the time we fought for our independence,” Rodríguez said in a lengthy speech to the Venezuelan Parliament.
The Congress of Deputies, with the favorable vote of the PP, Vox, UPN, CC and PNV, approved a non-law proposal of the popular urging the government to recognize González, refugee in Spain since Sunday, as president-elect after the presidential elections of July 28 in Venezuela. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation indicated that, despite the vote of the Congress, its objective is to maintain the “common position as until now in the EU”, to facilitate the possibility of a “negotiated political solution” in the “EU”. Venezuela and this “includes analyzing whether the recognition of Edmundo González Urrutia can contribute to it”.
