Spanish diplomat Álvaro Albacete began his career in 2010 and has experience in various political fields.
The President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, received this Monday afternoon the credentials of the new ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary appointed by the Kingdom of Spain in the South American country, Álvaro Albacete.
The President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, received this Monday afternoon the credentials of the new ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary appointed by the Kingdom of Spain in the South American country, Álvaro Albacete.
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00:00and
00:16the
02:11foreign policy of our nation, based on the Bolivarian Diplomacy of the Principles of
02:24Justice, Cooperation and Respect for the Self-Determination of the Peoples, as we have detailed.
02:30It is a foreign policy that contributes to ensuring peace in the world, equality for
02:39the world, countries, and cooperation aimed at balance in economy, finance, as is the
02:50purpose of the Bolivarian Republic in the world today, and the diplomatic and politic
02:55career.
02:56We can share that in this context and this day.
03:01The Ambassador of the Kingdom of Spain and the Republic of Venezuela, His Excellency
03:08Alvaro Enrique Basete, was born in Murcia on February 20, 1967, Bachelor of Arts in
03:18Law and is a diplomat since 2010.
03:23Part of the images show so far through the Venezuelan broadcasting in this visit of the
03:32Kingdom of Spain and the Republic of Venezuela.
03:38The letters of Venezuela have been delivered to the King of Spain, and as our mandata shows,
03:49this meeting will be based on peace, and Venezuelan authorities are ensuring cooperation and bilateral
03:57relations, highlighting the will to emphasize cooperation in energy, cultural, and other
04:05fields.
04:06That is part of the information we can show now from the Palace of the Militaries, and
04:10we end this broadcasting.