This interest in Venezuela is a bit annoying. It turns out that Hispanic patriotism, including Catalan and Basque, is in favor of the descendants of Venezuelan creolism that led to emancipation from the Spanish crown.
NOTICE | Excessive interest in Venezuela
You don’t have to know this, but it’s unfair. Uh Beti was lost and then Don Manuel Ruiz de Lopera, originally from the El Fontanal neighborhood, saved ar Beti.
The event is documented, recorded in the chronicles of such a crucial moment, some of the characters depicted are still alive and you can meet them on Sierpes Street, chatting without giving themselves importance, it is celebrity tourism. Lopera, with a face appropriate to the moment, picked up the phone and with all the energy that his diet allowed him, whose performance deserved more to feel the protagonist of the historical significance of an act destined for posterity, he called Reinaldo (pronounced Reinardo) -even without a plaque or recognition in Villamarín- and with the authority that only leaders have, everything was resolved. In total, a call, it was only 800 million pesetas for the Marconi tycoon.
Concerned about Repsol and Spain about the Venezuela issue, my mind turned to this historical event. I imagined Iosu Ion Imaz, CEO of Repsol, in another crucial and historical moment, urgently calling Sabin Etxea: let’s see, let’s let Reinaldo (Andoni Ortuzar) intervene: what did you do, then, with the recognition of Edmundo as president of Venezuela. No pressure on the government, no shit, call Maduro right away.
At this point, Repsol will already be laughing at not crying about the toy and gossip policy of the Spanish right, which has now been joined by a PNV that acts like those witches who do strange experiments or like a monkey with a monkey could behave in a predictable way. .shotgun. The truth is that I do not remember, unless it is documented, that Basque economic interests benefited in his time from the picturesque recognition of Juan Guaidó, but it is smart to recognize that the Venezuelan worm of the Salamanca neighborhood arouses a certain envy and well, some would like a massive move to Neguri or Pedralbes.
Perhaps all this about Venezuela comes from the fact that the Spanish Constitution speaks of nations of our historical community. This will be true, at least that is what is said in the arguments distributed whose paternity is attributed to García-Margallo.
So, I don’t know, maybe all this about Venezuela comes from the fact that the Spanish Constitution speaks of nations of our historical community; we have links, evident, and a certain leadership in the EU in relation to Latin America, that will be true, at least that is what is said in the arguments distributed whose paternity is attributed to García-Margallo.
I regret that it only applied to the former Sahara province in 1975, nor to Ifni and Cape Jubi until 1969. These will be overseas interests, interests: the PNV demanded the armed presence of soldiers in the Basque tuna boats in the Seychelles, when piracy was intensifying, who knows. These Spaniards move well, the Catalan industrial bourgeoisie financed somatenes, private militias, to fight against the Cuban separatists. There were a lot of pesetas at stake. The Hispanic power is capable of anything.
But this interest in Venezuela is a bit annoying. It turns out that Hispanic patriotism, including Catalans and Basques, is in favor of the descendants of Venezuelan creolism that led to the emancipation of the Spanish crown, a 1% that owns 30% of Venezuelan wealth. Although in the historical relief and contradiction of the Basques who ask the metropolis to act in the former viceroyalty, it is appropriate to recognize the emancipatory bravery of a soldier of Basque origin, Jaun Simón Bolívar. These Spaniards disarticulate me, I must admit.
Is it in the national interest to pressure the government to obtain, say, advantages in self-government, or to weaken it, to parade Venezuela through the tablaos of Madrid and even to get Sánchez to give the ojanda to the one who can only continue to act president, in La Moncloa?
But I was not going to the nuisances of history but to something more recent. Is it in the national interest to pressure the government to obtain, say, advantages in terms of self-government, or to weaken it, to parade Venezuela on the tablaos of Madrid and even to bring Sánchez toojana who may remain only interim president, in La Moncloa? I don’t know.
What do we know about Spain and the PP, including the PNV, regarding all the attacks on democracy in Hispanic, Basque and Catalan America? For a few years, Carlos Andrés Pérez governed Venezuela, when the Spanish Constitution was already in force and there was already talk of the great historical community. The man, who was vice-president of the Socialist International and a close friend of Felipe González – according to the terminology in use – plundered, so to speak, the public coffers, the oil, the wealth of Venezuelans; Pérez was removed from office by the Assembly, a indictmentand found himself happy, even though he was convicted of corruption, in a golden destination in Florida, where Juan Guaidó also enjoys life today.
So where were the Spanish democratic forces? I don’t know, but Venezuela and oil are in the same place.
