The Minister of Canadian External Relations spoke with Juan Guaidó and expressed his support for a “pacific return to democracy” in Venezuela

Canada reiterates this March in support of Juan Guaidó’s interim governor notes the need for a “Pacific return” to democracy in Venezuela.

“Canada is compromised with the strength of democracy in our hemisphere and all over the world,” remarked the head of Canadian diplomacy, Marc Garneau.

The social worker in his social speeches this March was holding a conversation with the Venezuelan opposition leader, who also spoke of the “Canadian solidarity with the people of Venezuela in its fight against the COVID-19 pandemic”.

This March, Guaidó also received a letter from the Secretary of State of the United States, Antony Blinken, informing the agency The Associated Press Travels of his correspondence for Venezuela, Joshua Goodman, who quoted two Venezuelan sources. No instantaneous content of the conversation.

Long ago, Blinken communicated with his Norwegian counterpart, because he played a mediating role between the dictatorship of Nicolás Maduro and the Venezuelan opposition during the last years.

This was the first formal communication between Guaidó and Blinken, which was attended by Joe Biden’s administration, which continues its reconciliation with the legitimate president of Venezuela to the detriment of Nicolás Maduro, ‘who classified as a’ brutal dictator ‘.

During the end of the week, an official of the White House indicated that the governing body “does not have a price” in imposing the sanctions imposed on the dictatorship, and is considered only as “the regime’s medium of confidence in demonstrating that there are lists and disputes to establish real conversations with the opposition”.

The official, who had a condition of anonymity, did not specify what Maduro needs to do, but said that he could not allow the negotiations as a “dilatory tactic” to show solidarity and to divide the opposition, as it were. to make in passing.

The senior assessor of the National Security Council for the White House, Juan González, pronounced himself on the line. In February, the official said that “Maduro used the dialogue to get up and put in prison members of the opposition.”

At the general level, the focus will be on “a bipartisan policy” and, moreover, plans to “restore a multilateral coalition in favor of a democratic balance in the current crisis”. He also explained that he was looking for “redressing humanitarian efforts only within the country”, he also said in other countries such as Colombia that he had been greatly affected by the migration crisis generated by the regime.

These communications between Guaidó and the officers of the Canadian and United States diplomas are the same as in Venezuela’s Ambassador to the European Union (EU) in Caracas, Isabel Brilhante Pedrosa, tres días despue de que venciera el plazo que le dio el chavista rega para irse del pais y la numbrara persona non grata en responsa sanctions impuestas por el comunitario contra 19 functionaries chavistas.

Brilliant, he posted a post on his Twitter account stating that he would like to go to Venezuela and appreciate his views on the caribou received: The llevo todos in tantos recuerdos hermosos. My heart goes out to you here. Te quiero, Venezuela ”.

The eviction of Brilhante Pedrosa was ordered on February 24 by Maduro. Initially, the city has a space of 72 hours for the sale of Venezuela, which has been prolonged for a long time, a petition by the diplomacy for the escalation of flights.

In the extreme, the sector of Guaidó’s all-encompassing opposition, which has expressed its solidarity with Brilhante, is extremely upset. “We show solidarity with the EU Embassy in Caracas, which has always demonstrated its support for human rights and democracy in Venezuela in the name of Europe”, said on Twitter, the same day that ordered the expulsion of diplomacy.

Leopoldo López, from his exile in Spain, assured this March that “the dictatorship” of Maduro “would not only oblige the Venezuelans to sell the land, but also to the women, without importing the nationality that binds, is preoccupied with the welfare and the libertad ”in the country.

Thank you ambassador. We are sure that his work for the well-being of Venezuelans will follow through Vaya ”, dijo López in a message in which retains the forward of diplomacy.

With information from AP in EFE

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