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He President of the Government of Spain, Pedro Sanchezdescribed today as “unacceptable” and the Mexican government’s “inexplicable” decision not to invite King Philip VI for the inauguration of the new president, Claudia Sheinbaum.
Speaking to the media in Permanent Mission of Spain to the United Nationswhere he is attending the United Nations High-Level Week, Sanchez explained that Spain cannot accept this exception and that is why it has decided not to send any diplomatic representative of the Spanish government to the inauguration on October 1.
He added that this question, which he attributed “political interest”creates frustration over what it means for the relationship between the two fraternal countries.
Pedro Sanchez
President-elect of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaumexplained this Wednesday that he did not invite the King of Spain because the monarch did not respond to a letter that the current president, Andres Manuel Lopez Obradorsent it 2019 year I encourage you to ask sorry for the conquest.
Sheinbaum said he received a couple of days ago Sanchez will call which he did not want to talk about in his speech to the media.
He regretted the decision to exclude the monarch. who, he recalled, was present at all events of this type first as a prince and then as a king.
Sanchez expressed his “disappointment” due to the fact that these disagreements arise not only “between two fraternal countries,” but also between two peoples governed by progressive forces.
Asked whether he believed Spain should apologize for its colonial past in Mexico, as the current president claims, Sanchez replied: I have already expressed my position on this matter head of the Mexican state.
He recalled the decisive role played by Mexico after Spanish Civil War welcomed thousands of exiled Spaniards and even provided them with ships to “revolutionary gesture of solidarity”.
“I feel closer to these values and these principles,” he stressed before considering the possibility “disgrace” that “we are talking about using the figure of the head of our state in a polemic that does not obey the feelings of Spanish society“.
There is great sadness behind all this, because two brotherly nations, due to certain political interests of one, cannot have better relations.
EFE
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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