Puma Rodríguez criticized Nicolás Maduro and Pope Francisco

Since the upsurge of the political and social crisis in Venezuela, many indigenous artists from this country based abroad do not spare their critics against the regime of

Nicolás Maduro

, in an interview or
through social networks.

One of the most opposed voices to the military action against the opposition marches led by the Speaker of the National Assembly of Venezuela and the self-proclaimed interim President, Juan Guaidó, is that of

José Luis "El Puma" Rodríguez

. Consulted on the crisis which crosses his country by the televised program
We are already bigThe singer said: "I have never seen so many people demonstrate in Venezuela, I think that 90% of the Venezuelan population does not want this communist regime, drug dealer, dictator and abusive, and they want the let it be.

"It is a fierce dictatorship and I regret the countries indifferent to what is happening in Venezuela," he continued. With a tone of sadness, he added: "Children are starving, medicines are not coming, they do not have enough to eat".

In addition, the singer was very critical of the position of the

dad Francisco

, whose tour in the region coincides with the week of clashes in the Venezuelan capital. The pontiff was limited to
Share your vision through your spokesperson: "The Holy Father, informed in Panama of news from Venezuela, is closely following the evolution of the situation and praying for the victims and for all Venezuelans."

Rodriguez said during the interview: "Always Bergoglio with this indifference, this coldness that characterizes it with those countries that want to get out of these tyrants, there is a certain flattery, a certain accommodation". Asked by Diego Leuco, the host of the show, about his opinion on the possibility that Pope Francis intervenes in the situation, the artist replied: "He is not going to do it, there is something strange, one day they will check the Vatican bank and we are going to have a lot of surprises, it seems that the mouth of the pope is covered there. "

In May 2017,
the artist had already used his Twitter account to reproach the Pope for his silence in the face of the social crisis Venezuela was going through. "The silence of the pope amazes me and makes him an accomplice of the dead of the past and those who come from the narco regime." What's wrong with you Bergoglio! , that of Christ, until when Bergoglio, already defínete! ".