The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Diaz Ayusohas reclaimed the famous quote “Why don’t you shut up?” that he used at the time King Juan Carlos I to respond to the president of Venezuela, Nicolas Madurofor calling her “colonialist phalangist” after attending the demonstration held in Madrid in support of the Venezuelan people, the Chavista leader responded. “Why doesn’t he keep quiet?” the PP leader asked this Monday to respond to Maduro’s criticism. Ayuso supported the rally for the freedom of Venezuela and to claim the victory of Edmundo Gonzalez in the July 28 elections and demand his inauguration as president on January 10.
Isabel Díaz Ayuso presented the project for the construction of the new Congress Center and Exhibition Center of Pozuelo de Alarcón, where she answered questions from journalists after criticism from Maduro for attending the demonstration that took place last Saturday at the Puerta del Sol in Madrid. Ayuso, with other leaders of the PP and in the presence of Edmundo González, requested the “end of tyranny” in Venezuela.
“Why don’t you shut up?”asked the president of Madrid, referring to the response that King Juan Carlos I gave to the then president of Venezuela in 2007, Hugo Chavezduring the XVII Ibero-American Summit.
“Colonialist Falangist”
Nicolás Maduro insulted Isabel Díaz Ayuso and the rest of the PP leaders who participated in the demonstration in Madrid to claim the victory of Edmundo González in the Venezuelan elections. The Chavista leader described the leader of the PP, Alberto Nuñez Feijóo“thief linked to drug trafficking” and described the president of Madrid as “colonialist phalangist”.
The Chavista leader, who has not yet shown the electoral results that would officially give victory to Edmundo González, was indignant at the demonstration in which the elected president of Venezuela made his first public appearance since he obtained asylum in our country. “It was the PP, the Francoist party of Spainwho organized the event,” Maduro said in a speech at an event in La Guaira state to commemorate his re-election two months ago.
“There was a Falangist named Isabel Ayuso, a bit like the mayor of Madrid. Fascist and colonialist, one of the worst figures in Spain. And there was also this guy Feijóo, a thief linked to drug trafficking in Galicia,” added the leader of the Chavista regime.
Maduro also attacked Edmundo González, whom he described as a “old tramp” And “coward”. “He doesn’t even address people. The vampire Antonio Ledezma was to come and read a speech that the old coward had written. “This is the reality, these are the kind of people who wanted to govern this country,” he said.
The Chavista leader also criticized González for unfurling a seven-star Venezuelan flag during the protest in Madrid. “Displaying a seven-star flag is an offense to the honor and dignity of all Venezuelans,” he said.
“Sánchez’s complicit silence”
The secretary general of the PP, Cuca Gamarra, denounced the “complicit silence” of the president of the government, Pedro Sanchezand the rest of its executive after Nicolás Maduro’s attacks directed against Isabel Díaz Ayuso and the rest of the leaders popular.
The dictator Maduro insults and slanders us in the face of the complicit silence of Sánchez and his ministers. So courageous with dead dictators and so submissive with the living.
Maduro will neither silence us nor hide the result of July 28. We will continue until the end. #FreeVenezuela.
–Cuca Gamarra (@cucagamarra) September 29, 2024
“The dictator Maduro insults and slanders us before Sánchez’s complicit silence and his ministers. “So courageous with dead dictators and so submissive with the living,” Gamarra said in a social media post. He further warned that Maduro would not silence them “nor would he hide the result of July 28.” “We will continue until the end,” he added.
The PP spokesperson in Congress adopted the same line: Miguel Telladowho asked the following question: “Does anyone know when Pedro Sánchez condemned Maduro’s insults and attacks against Feijóo and Ayuso? Just to know…“.
Does anyone know what time Pedro Sánchez condemns Maduro’s insults and attacks against Feijóo and Ayuso?
Just to know…
-Miguel Tellado (@Mtelladof) September 29, 2024
