EU leaders will discuss the situation in Belarus today (19 August), she said.
Massive protests have been held in the country following presidential elections widely seen as fraudulent.
“We, in Europe, think there is room for sanctions, not against the country or against the country’s citizens, but against the individuals who have instigated violence or election process fraud,” she told Spanish Radio station Onda Cero.
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