Delcy Rodríguez to Spain: “They will never lay their fingers on dignified Venezuela”

|| National Agencies

**The official said that the statement was due to the defense of her “lapdogs,” alluding to the opposition.**

Vice President Delcy Rodríguez took to social media to criticize the Spanish government, which demanded that Nicolás Maduro’s administration show the records of his victory in the July 28 presidential elections in Venezuela.

Through her X account, the official said that Spain’s statement was due to the defense of its “lapdogs,” alluding to the opposition, and explained that no one will be able to take over the country.

“The marquise of fascism comes out in defense of her lapdogs in Venezuela. 203 years ago we expelled the Spanish colonizers from these lands. Today we are proud of not having allowed her to touch the sacred soil of Bolívar with her infamous extremism, cultivator of hatred,” Rodríguez wrote on the social network.

Specifically, the vice president spoke out against Congresswoman Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo, whom she invited to eliminate her “aristocratic ignorance.” “They will never lay their fingers on the dignified Venezuela!” added the official.

Spain has said that the results of the electoral contest will not be recognized until specific details are provided, a situation that has been echoed by the international community, with the United States, Argentina, the Dominican Republic and Panama, among others, criticizing the Venezuelan electoral authorities for not presenting the minutes.