The First Vice President of the National Assembly, Deputy Pedro Infante, described the Kingdom of Spain as "a refuge for criminals, thieves, murderers, traitors to the Homeland" during his participation in the ordinary session this Tuesday, where he again proposed breaking off commercial, consular and diplomatic relations with the Iberian country.
The parliament also voted to approve the draft "Agreement to reject the rude and interventionist decision adopted by the Spanish Congress to ignore the popular victory of Nicolás Maduro as President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela."
For his part, the president of the Venezuelan parliament, deputy Jorge Rodríguez, revealed that on the cell phones of the two Spaniards captured in Puerto Ayacucho, linked to the plan orchestrated by the CIA and the Spanish CNI, with the alleged participation of mercenaries to generate cases and liquidate President Maduro, "there were photographs of the targets to be assassinated."
Policy of permanent aggression
During the speech by the First Vice President of the National Assembly, Pedro Infante, he stated that Spain has maintained a permanent policy of aggression towards Venezuela, since the times of Commander Hugo Chávez.
"It is pertinent to remember that it was the government of the Kingdom of Spain, that of José María Aznar, which in April 2002, conspired against Commander Chávez, this has always been its line against the Bolivarian revolution," he noted.
He also recalled that in 2019 the Spanish government recognized Juan Guaidó as the "president in charge" of Venezuela.
He warned that the Spanish monarchy "believes it has the right to neocolonize Venezuela."
He pointed out that the Kingdom of Spain "is currently a refuge for criminals, thieves, murderers, traitors to the homeland. This is the case of Leopoldo López, Julio Borges, Antonio Ledezma, Lorent Saleth, Dinora Figuera, I believe Luisa Ortega Díaz too, and Enzo Franchini Oliveiro, who burned Orlando Figuera alive."
"Now," the deputy pointed out, "they are refugees in Spain, in the Spanish monarchy, which shelters Venezuelan criminals who threaten peace, tranquility and the interests of the people," he added.
The parliamentarian explained that Spain is the cradle of fascism and that it is the far-right deputies of the PP, headed by Alberto Núñez Feijó, who are promoting the attacks. He even referred to the fact that Spanish publications link the leader of the PP, Núñez Feijó, with drug trafficking. "A Spanish publication vindicated its ancestors, pointing out that Spain came to America to establish freedom and democracy. As President Maduro said, he (Núñez Feijó) is a thief linked to drug trafficking," he emphasized.
"From here we must tell the Spanish government that these are no longer times of the Casa Guipuzcoana, we expelled all forms of colony from these lands a long time ago, these are no longer times of viceroyalty in Latin America, you have to know, if you do not already know, that Venezuela is no longer a Captaincy General" he stressed.
Finally, he said that "it is the duty of everyone to defend the Homeland, to go out and defend the interests of our nation and of course of our people. Venezuela does not belong to anyone, it will always be independent and sovereign and will expel the Spanish empire and anyone who tries to tarnish this free and indomitable people."
