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Spanish politicians reject U.S. military attack against Venezuela. teleSUR
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00:00More reactions at an international level.
00:04The member of the European Parliament for Podemos, Irene Montero, in her ex-account,
00:12also referred to this situation, stating that Trump bombs Venezuela, the United States, is a danger.
00:23Either we stop them or they will raise everything.
00:26Spain is a country of peace and the government must break all alliances with the USA, starting with NATO.
00:34All my support to Venezuela. Once again, no more wars for oil.
00:39Once again, another voice in the international community, not only denouncing the attacks,
00:45but also linking them to the pursuit of the Venezuelan oil, as many experts, other regional leaders have pointed out.
00:54And the U.S. authorities as well have directly pointed out that this is about the Venezuelan oil.
01:02One more reaction at an international level.
01:06The Secretary General of Podemos, Ione Velarra, threw a post on X, declared the following.
01:13The U.S. thinks the world belongs to them and that they can do whatever they want to other people.
01:20We cannot allow this.
01:21I strongly condemn this attack on Venezuela.
01:24Spain is a peaceful country.
01:26Let's break off relations with the U.S. and leave NATO before it's too late.
01:33One more testimony.
01:35And among the key topics that keep coming up, not only the denunciation of the attacks as contrary to international law,
01:44are also the links to what have happened in the Middle East, some of the Venezuelan authorities said Venezuela is now having the consequences of what happened in the Middle East.
01:55Years of the international law being broken time and time again without any consequences at the international level.
02:04But also the clarity from different actors in the international community that what is happening in Venezuela can be repeated across the world with a power that thinks it can just take any decision regarding any sovereign territory.
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