José Manuel Albares, Minister of Foreign Affairs, prior to his trip to the XXVIII Ibero-American Summit, reaffirms Spain’s commitment to Nicaragua.
The solidarity and support of many countries towards Nicaraguans has been felt, after the exile of 222 political prisoners to the United States, on February 9, and the stripping of the nationality of another 94 opponents, a week later, whom In addition, their assets were expropriated.
Mexico, Spain, Chile, Argentina, Panama and Colombia opened their doors and offered nationality to all Nicaraguans declared “stateless” by the dictatorship of Daniel Ortega.
In an interview with the EFE agency, José Manuel Albares, Minister of Foreign Affairs, referred to the issue of Nicaragua, prior to his trip to the XXVIII Ibero-American Summit, in Santo Domingo.
This is how the espionage of the Sandinista dictatorship has operated, according to the United States
Albares reiterated Spain’s commitment so that the Nicaraguan exiles obtain Spanish nationality by naturalization letter, the fastest and most direct way to achieve it.
Commitment of Spain
Albares insists that Spain will offer this possibility – 81 applications have already been registered – to all Nicaraguans who find themselves in this situation and to those who may join in the future, even if they do not move to reside in Spain.
It will also help those who do want to go and start a new life to move, as long as it takes.
Dictatorship does not even tolerate the procession of dogs in honor of San Lázaro
José Manuel Albares will travel this Friday to the Dominican Republic accompanying King Felipe VI to participate in the XXVIII Ibero-American Summit.
He expressed that one of Spain’s priorities in his six-month term at the helm of the European Union (EU) will be to establish a framework for political, commercial and financial relations that will leave Europe and Latin America “united forever” as the natural allies that they are.
