The PP accused this Sunday Pedro Sanchez have better relations with the Nicolas Maduro regime than with the opposition leader, Alberto Nuñez FeijooAccording to what the party said, the government did not share information with the opposition about the arrest of two Spaniards in Venezuela.
“The situation we are experiencing shows that the PSOE and the government of Pedro Sánchez have better relations with the Maduro regime than with the PP of Alberto Núñez Feijóo,” said the deputy secretary for Popular Mobility, Noélia Nunez.
“In the last few hours we have learned of the arrest of two Spanish citizens in Venezuela and the only thing we are informed about as the main opposition party is through the media. We do not have more information than what the media reflects,” he added.
In this way, the PP denounced the fact that the government did not inform it of the arrest in Venezuela of Spanish citizens. Jose Maria Basoa Valdovinos And Andrés Martinez Adasme.
Venezuelan Interior Minister and senior official in the Maduro regime, Diosdado Cabello, accused Spain’s National Intelligence Center (CNI) on Saturday afternoon of being “deep in” a “destabilization operation” in Venezuela, including the “physical elimination” of Maduro and his number two, Delcy Rodriguez.
The situation occurred after the opponent Edmundo Gonzalez He settled in Spain and after the Congress of Deputies recognized him – without the support of the PSOE – elected him president of the Latin American republic.
Noelia Núñez also criticized the fact that the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Jose Manuel Albaresdid not want to describe Maduro as a dictator. “From the PP we know what Nicolás Maduro is, a dictator. We know what Venezuela is, a dictatorship. Unfortunately, for Minister Albares and for the Sánchez government, it seems that this is not an issue to denounce,” he said. Sunday, after participating in an event in Fuenlabrada.
However, the executive of Sánchez has spoken on the matter, but not through Foreign Affairs. The Minister of Defense, Marguerite Roblescalled Maduro a dictator last Thursday. These statements were not well received in Venezuela.
Núñez asked Sánchez “to classify Venezuela as it really is,” “despite the fact that [Maduro] is the friend of a former socialist president and despite the interests he José Luis Rodriguez Zapatero or Pedro Sanchez can have it in this country.”
