The government of Nicolás Maduro considers the words of Spanish Defense Minister Margarita Robles as “insolent, meddlesome and rude statements”, who criticized the “persecution” and “restriction of fundamental rights” suffered by opponents in the South American country.
Venezuela has summoned the Spanish ambassador in Caracas for consultations, Ramon SantosThe government of Nicolás Maduro considers the words of the Spanish Defense Minister as “insolent, meddlesome and rude statements”, Margarita Robles, who criticized the “persecution” and “restriction of fundamental rights” that, in his opinion, the opponents in the South American nation are suffering.
As Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yván Gil explained on his Telegram channel, the ambassador must appear at the Foreign Ministry this Friday at the request of the Chavista executive. Venezuela believes that Robles’ statements “indicate a deterioration in relations between both countries.”
Maduro’s executive branch, Gil explained, has also called his accredited ambassador to Spain, Gladys Gutiérrez, for consultations, although he did not specify whether the appointment is for the same date that Santos is to go to the Foreign Ministry or on a different date.
Robles stated, after the Edmundo González Urrutia arrives in Spainthat what the Venezuelan government is doing to “many” anti-Chavistas is “unacceptable and unacceptable.”
Source: EITB
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