Spain faces backlash over stance on US attack on Venezuela
Alberto Garcia
Press TV, Madrid
Spain’s government is walking a tightrope as Pedro Sánchez rejects a foreign-imposed regime change in Venezuela while avoiding a direct condemnation of the US intervention, a stance that has ignited fierce criticism from his own coalition.
With Washington increasing pressure and SUMAR and PODEMOS demanding a far tougher line, Madrid now risks appearing overly cautious in the face of a rapidly escalating international crisis.
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