THE Nicolas Maduro’s dictatorship threatened “interference” in Spain This Friday, through his Foreign Minister Yván Gil, after calling for consultations with his ambassador to Spain, Gladys Gutiérrez, who has already left Madrid: “We will take the necessary measures“, Gil told the Spanish representative in Venezuela, according to what Yván Gil himself communicated through his Telegram channel. His reaction came after the Minister of Defense Margarita Robles on Thursday called the Venezuelan government a “dictatorship” during the presentation of a book by Julia Navarro, The Boy Who Lost the War. Then, the minister wanted to send “a souvenir to the men and women of Venezuela who had to leave their country, precisely because of the dictatorship in which they live”, mentioning the opposition Edmundo González, elected president of Venezuela, recently granted asylum in Spain.
“We have summoned the Spanish ambassador, Ramón Santos, to express the firm position of the Venezuelan government. We will not allow any interventionist action by the Spanish government in matters that are the exclusive responsibility of Venezuelans,” stressed Yván Gil, who warned that “The Venezuelan government will adopt the necessary measureswithin the framework of international law and Bolivarian peace diplomacy, to protect its sovereignty.
On his Telegram channel, Nicolás Maduro’s Foreign Minister, Yván Gil, also sent a note against Washington’s sanctions against 16 Venezuelan officials: “Venezuelan Judicial System Rejects Interventionist Actions of the United States Governmentin the internal affairs of Venezuela, by imposing unilateral, illegitimate and illegal coercive measures on 16 Venezuelan officials, among whom are magistrates of the High Court. ANDThe Supreme Court of Venezuela reiterates its commitment to peace, sovereignty, freedom and independence of the nation, under the primacy of justice.“, he stressed after the sanctions of Washington for electoral fraud in Venezuela, which did not accept the electoral victory of Edmundo González Urrutia. She has been harassing him since last July 28, the day of the presidential elections, until 75-year-old former diplomat manages to travel to Spain to escape drug dictatorship A Venezuelan woman who had her sights set on him.
