Madrid, Spain. /
He Government of Spain announced that he will not send any representative to Mexico for the inauguration of the president-elect, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, for the “unacceptable exclusion” of King Felipe VI from the guest protocol.
In a brief statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that “the Spanish government considers unacceptable the exclusion of His Majesty the King from the invitation to the inauguration of the president-elect of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo,” which will take place on October 1.
And he added that “for this reason the The Spanish government has decided not to participate in the inauguration at no level.”
Yesterday, Sheinbaum Pardo He commented that for the ceremony they are sending invitations “practically everyone,” with a few exceptions.
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During his press conference, reference was made to the King of Spain, with whom the president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has admitted to having had some differences after the sent a letter to Felipe VI in which he asked the Spanish crown to apologize for the abuses committed by the Spanish in the conquest of Mexico.
In response, the Spanish government said it “firmly” rejected the letter sent by López Obrador.
In a statement, the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs also expressed its “deep regret that López Obrador’s letter to Felipe VI has been made public.”
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