Juan Guaidó replied to Alberto Fernández: “In Venezuela, human beings are disappearing”

The leader of the Venezuelan opposition, Juan Guaido, he mentioned the role that the president could have Alberto Fernandez in negotiations with the regime of Nicolás Maduro and also expressed his opinion on the statements made by the Argentine president some time ago on human rights. “In Venezuela, human beings are disappearing”, Guaidó assured.

“Alberto Fernández could be a bridge to secure an agreement in Venezuela,” said the president in charge in dialogue with the program Connect2, which is issued by CNN.

“I would say that the government of Alberto Fernández can be an approximation, because of the obvious links that Cristina Kirchner has, for example with Maduro. This can be a bridge to secure an agreement, a solution, and provide a guarantee for all sectors, ”added the leader.

This is the role, he said, “that they can and want to fulfill”. “For Venezuelans, anything that helps us find a solution will be fine,” he said.

For Alberto Fernández, the “problem” of human rights in Venezuela was disappearing “

In this context, he referred to the declarations of the Head of State: “What we hear categorically is that what is happening in Venezuela today cannot be put into perspective with human rights violations.

And, regarding what the President said about “The problem of human rights has gradually disappeared”He added: “Human rights violations are not disappearing, human beings are disappearing in Venezuela due to hunger, rape, the refugee crisis, the proceeds of political assassination, torture and of persecution in Venezuela.

Michelle Bachelet asked Nicolás Maduro to account for the crackdown

Alberto Fernández’s statements

In May, Fernández spoke about Venezuela, the complaints of human rights violations that fall to the Nicolás Maduro administration, and said it is a “problem” which “is disappearing. gradually”.

The National President reiterated his support for the report prepared by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, on human rights violations and extrajudicial killings, and affirmed that this was starting to be resolved.

“A lot of people on the left criticized me for supporting Bachelet’s report when he pointed out actions by the Venezuelan government that violated human rights, but I also worked to help (Michelle) Bachelet to face a permanent office in Venezuela to monitor the functioning of human rights, “the president said during a dialogue with Radio 10.

In this context, he added: “And this problem in Venezuela was gradually disappearing. There is a way to solve the problems that does not go through entry into the countries, whether armed or with blockades”, analyzed the president.

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