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Editorial: El Mundo

  • Spain's response to the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to María Corina Machado was inadequate.
  • Two ministers sent their private congratulations to the Venezuelan opposition leader, which adds to the confusion.
  • The Government and the House of the King have not publicly congratulated Machado, a recognized defender of human rights.
  • There is speculation as to whether the reason is to avoid upsetting Nicolás Maduro.
  • The Spanish government's political connection with the leftist Chavista and its collaboration with the interests of the Venezuelan regime are apparent.
  • The dark role of Rodríguez Zapatero is highlighted.
  • Machado, a leader in Venezuela, predicts that the liberation of her country will have consequences in Spain.

Conclusion: The Spanish Government has shown a cold and ambiguous treatment regarding the international recognition to María Corina Machado, showing potential political influences due to its link to the leftist Chavista and Nicolás Maduro.