The Sánchez government did not have time to file a complaint against the PP and Feijóo, taking advantage of the arrival in Spain of opposition leader Edmundo González, who lands this Sunday in our country to request asylum. refugee from the Maduro dictatorship after spending several days at the Spanish embassy in Caracas.
Several ministers reacted on social networks with the same strategy: taking over the front page of Feijóo’s newspapers two days after the Venezuelan elections of July 28, accusing the Sánchez government of “a shameful collusion” with the Maduro dictatorship for not recognizing Edmundo González as the winner and for calling for the defense of “a free Venezuela.”
This is what the Minister of Education and spokesperson, the socialist Pilar Alegría, did on Sunday morning, comparing Feijóo’s words with other news about the arrival of the Venezuelan opponent in Spain and commenting on it with irony: “And so it goes. Courage, Alberto.”.
In the same vein, his colleague and Minister of the Presidency and Justice, Félix Bolaños, uses this question to oppose “what the PP says against La Realidad.” [sic].
The PSOE, for its part, exploits the interview with Feijóo published Sunday by ‘El Mundo’, in which he insists on describing as “shameful” the management of Venezuela by Sánchez and Zapatero. Ferraz assures that the popular leader “returns to the limelight another mistake “embarrassing for any self-respecting politician” and adds that “it is difficult to have a worse opportunity.”
Despite the reception and asylum of Edmundo González in Spain, the opposition in general and the PP in particular demand that Sánchez give him recognize as the winner of these elections presidential elections, which the Spanish government refuses and maintains the position, shared with the EU or the United States, of limiting itself to requesting the minutes of said elections.
