Ábalos insists that Maduro's 'number two' "did not step on Spanish territory" and that "there was no meeting" with her

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The Minister of Transportation, Mobility and Urban Agenda, José Luis Ábalos, said Friday that the Vice President of the Venezuelan Government, Delcy Rodríguez, "did not step on Spanish territory" and has stressed that "there was no meeting" between the two.

Before the presentation of the National Architecture Prize in A Coruña , Ábalos explained in statements to the media that he reminded the vice president of Nicolás Maduro aboard a plane that could not step on Spanish territory and greeted her because Venezuelan Tourism Minister Félix Plasencia asked for it.

"My purpose was to pick up the minister," said Ábalos, who insisted that while he was present the minister did not get off the plane.

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• José Luis Ábalos
• Nicolás Maduro

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