Spanish Defense Minister maintains that Venezuela is a dictatorship
The Minister of Defense of Spain, Margarita Robles, has stressed that she does not change her mind “from one day to the next” when asked about whether stands by his words when he referred to Venezuela as a “dictatorship”«.
«I think I have been asked this question many times. I was at a book presentation the other day and I clearly said what I thought. I don’t change my mind from one day to the next«, he stated, to questions from journalists this Monday during a visit to the Urovesa company, in Valga (Pontevedra).
«At the presentation of a book I said what I thought and I didn’t change my mind from one day to the next. So I don’t really understand why they always ask me the same thing,” he reiterated.
In this sense, the minister has limited herself to emphasizing that she believes she speaks “fairly clear Spanish” and that she spoke “in very clear Spanish the other day.”
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Spain’s Defense Minister maintains that Venezuela is a “dictatorship”: “I don’t change my mind from one day to the next.” – @AlbertoRodNews pic.twitter.com/p3cql3ynP— Report Now (@ReporteYa) September 30, 2024
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