Carlos’s bodyMinister of Economy, calls for calm and sends a message of tranquility to Spanish companies operating in Venezuela in the face of the diplomatic escalation and assures them that they are protected.
In an interview with ‘El Periódico’, the Minister of Economy assures that they have not received any letters of concern from Spanish companies in Venezuela and that if they do, he insists, they will be protected by the government: “We must be extremely careful and give a message of tranquility; The government will of course defendas we always do, the interests of Spanish companiesin this case in Venezuela.”
The Spanish company with the greatest presence in the country is Repsol, the same company with which Venezuelan Executive Vice President Delcy Rodríguez met this Saturday. Oil represents 90% of all goods imported from our country. A black gold that Venezuela would leave aside from the reprisals it threatened just two days ago.
He President of the National Assembly of Venezuela, Jorge Gonzálezassured that Spain had declared war on them with the recognition of Edmundo González as president (thanks to the PP’s non-law proposal) and that all types of relations had to be broken off. “Let the flights to and from Spain on Spanish airlines cease. And let all commercial activities of Spanish companies cease immediately!”, he shouted.
The statements that followed the words of Marguerite Robles calling Nicolas Maduro’s executive a dictatorship: “I remember the men and women of Venezuela who had to leave their country because of the dictatorship in which they live.”
An international controversy fueled by the PP. “We invite you to say it loud and clear, as the Minister of Defense did the other day: ‘Venezuela today has a dictatorship, Maduro is a dictator’,” he said. Cuca Gamarra.
Today, the secretary general of the popular parties asked the government to follow in Robles’ footsteps and publicly label Maduro a dictator.
