Due to complaints of human rights abuses in Venezuela, Maduro’s presence, though never officially confirmed, has sparked great controversy and widespread rejection in Argentina.
Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro will not attend VII Serac Summit will be held in Argentina this Tuesday “Invasion Plan” against his delegation.
This was reported Monday by Caribbean governments pointing to “extremist rights” to these plans.
“In recent hours we have been uncontroversially informed of a plan drawn up within the neo-fascist right wing with the aim of carrying out a series of attacks against a delegation led by the president,” the chief executive said in a statement. Says.
In view of this, the letter continued, the President “Responsible decision” Send Prime Minister Ivan Gil, “As head of a delegation directed to carry the voice of the Venezuelan people”
Maduro withdraws from Serac, Argentina
The so-called Bolivarian Revolution accuses the right of “intending to put on a deplorable show to sabotage the positive effects” of the summit and of “contributing to a campaign to discredit” Venezuela bottom. “Started” since the United States.
Therefore, “in view of this scenario of extravagant schemes designed by right-wing extremists” and “in order to contribute to the good development and successful completion” of the operation, Maduro decided not to attend this meeting. Were determined.
“As a founding state (of Serac), Venezuela wants to ensure the success of this key mechanism of union and regional integration in favor of its people,” the letter added.
Maduro was scheduled to meet with his Brazilian counterpart in Buenos Aires this Monday. Luis Inacio Lula da Silva Venezuela had already warned of suspending the meeting before it officially reported.
The Possible Presence of a Venezuelan President -not officially confirmed- Complaints of human rights violations in Venezuela have sparked controversy and widespread rejection in Argentina.
Source: Biobiochile
