Deputy Prime Minister Maria Teresa Fernandez de la Vega has called on Friday to leave “work in peace” to judges and police in both countries regarding the case of ETA Arturo Cubicles, who works for the administration of President of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez.

In the press conference after the Council of Ministers, has indicated that only a judge could order his extradition to Spain and, in this case, the government “will work” as it has “always” to the requests of the judges “is met “.

It is also the judge, he said, which is required to “assess the adequacy or inadequacy” of the requested information to Venezuela. “Therefore, if you must have an extradition or is about to make another type of request is the judge who has to ask,” he insisted.

The government representative said, however, that judicial cooperation and the fight against terrorism between Spain and Venezuela, which has “wide springs” and a large field of action, “is producing results.”