MADRID: European Union foreign ministers agreed on Thursday not to recognize the “democratic legitimacy” of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro after the country’s disputed elections, EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said. Borrell said ministers made the decision after Venezuela’s national electorate repeatedly failed to respond to calls to provide credible evidence to support Maduro’s claims of victory in last month’s election. “We cannot accept the legitimacy of Maduro as an elected president,” Borrell told reporters after the meeting of foreign ministers of the EU’s 27 member states in Brussels. “He will remain president, de facto… But we deny democratic legitimacy