“Long live Mexico, you bastards!”exclaimed this Wednesday the spokesman of Esquerra Republicana in Congress, Gabriel RufianAsked about the Spanish government’s decision to not attend the inauguration of the new president of Mexico because Felipe VI was not invited.
In statements in the halls of Congress, Rufián recalled this phrase that, he stressed, Mexicans repeat on their independence day and in their songs and that “is useful.” For her part, the deputy of Podemos, Ione Belarraconsidered that the government should attend the inauguration of the new Mexican president, Claudia Sheinbaumalthough Felipe VI was not invited and expressed concern that the executive “links its international relations” to those of the monarchy.
“Relations with Mexico They are strategic at the moment“With a progressive government in Latin America and the lack of respect of the monarch in past seizures of assets, this is what explains this non-invitation,” said Belarra, who believes that “it is a problem for international relations based on mutual respect and human rights.”
