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Felipe González Slams EU's 'Incoherent' Venezuela Stance, Denounces Maduro as a 'Tyrant'

Europa Press

Former Spanish Prime Minister Felipe González has criticized the European Union's stance on Venezuela as 'incoherent'. In a lengthy speech at the Goethe Institute in Madrid, González condemned the regime of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, labeling him a 'tyrant'. He expressed his disapproval of the EU's handling of the situation, emphasizing the need for a more coherent and decisive approach to address the crisis in Venezuela, promoting democracy and human rights, and supporting the Venezuelan people in their struggle for freedom and stability.