The Government delivers Maduro to a persecuted Venezuelan

• Congress The PP urges to suspend extraditions with Venezuela

• Frustrated request The wife of the asylum seeker who will be handed over by Spain to Venezuela asks Sánchez not to extradite him: "He can be killed"

Today, the Spanish government handed over to the Bolivarian regime the Venezuelan citizen

a former employee of a

house in

and persecuted by the Venezuelan government.

"Outrage and stupor has caused in the extensive Venezuelan community in

the extradition to

of compatriot Ernesto Quintero. It is a serious precedent that worries us and outrages everyone. We have asked the authorities for explanations," complained

who works as head of the diplomatic mission of the presidency in charge in

The different requests for asylum in favor of Quintero were rejected by the Spanish administration.

The parliamentary request, made on May 26, was not heard either.

Quintero's defenders have tried for 29 months to fight against the open process against this 41-year-old citizen, who was identified at a Madrid

control and it was discovered that he had a red notice from

Quintero and his family decided to take refuge in

after seeing how he became the scapegoat in an alleged case of fraud in his country.

The now deported worked as an administrator at

one of the brokerage houses intervened by

in 2010. A $50 million fraud proceeding was initiated against its owners, during which Quintero worked side by side with state inspectors, and was even recognized for it.

However, his lawyers advised him to flee Venezuela, a country in which justice is part of the repressive apparatus of the dictatorship.

Neither the

nor the prosecutor nor the

heeded the demands not only of his defenders, but also

which in a letter underlined Quintero's family roots and recommended "the non-return and the adequate assessment of their international protection needs, taking into account the humanitarian and security situation in Venezuela".

"An innocent without trial or due process. All the steps taken with the Spanish government have resulted in silence," protested the popular deputy

Faced with what seemed an inevitable extradition, the popular parliamentary group has presented a non-law proposal so that the diplomatic mission in Caracas demands from the Maduro government "scrupulous respect for detainees and due process" in the face of the "proliferation of mistreatment in prisons, thus preventing the Spanish government from becoming an accomplice in mistreatment of detainees".

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