Spain Rejects U.S. Move on Venezuela, Condemns "Violation of International Law"

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has strongly condemned what he calls a violation of international law in Venezuela. His statement follows a decision by the United States to reimpose oil sanctions on the South American country. Sánchez had previously refused to recognize the U.S. intervention. The Spanish leader's latest remarks reinforce his government's position. He emphasizes a commitment to resolving the situation through diplomatic means and established global rules.