"Every day in Venezuela costs life," says Juan Guaidó to the government of López Obrador

The interim president of Venezuela, Juan Guaidóhe asked the Mexican president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who attends the human rights crisis in the country of South America and criticized the neutral position that his administration has maintained until now before the conflict because of the refusal of dictator Nicolás Maduro to leave power.

In an interview with the channel Multimedia, Guaidó was asked about the position of the Mexican government What refused to ignore Maduro argue a "neutral" position.

He replied that it was time to stand firm in front of a dictatorship and it is not positive that a government becomes "blind" before what happens with his neighbors.

"Every day in Venezuela costs human lives, it is important that this be known in Mexico and that become a pivot of democracy"

I hope that "Mexico will do what it takes, not to establish a dialogue, but to to reach a political solution to the deep crisis in Venezuelaor a Venezuelan lives with $ 3 a month"

Do not close your eyes

About the dialogue that they call Mexico and Uruguay badyze the Venezuelan crisis, February 7th in MontevideoHe noted that although every effort is welcome, he will not participate because heThe country's crisis will not be solved by a dialogue because Venezuela has tried it in 2017 without it being possible for Maduro to stop keeping the power "sequestered".

Early January, Mexico refused to sign a declaration elaborated by the member countries of the Lima group to demand the dictator Maduro, who will refuse to take power for the second time, after the "illegitimate" presidential election of last year.

The AMLO government decided to remain a member of the Lima group, but explained that it could not adhere to the declaration in application of the principle of non-intervention.

On several occasions, López Obrador was approached about his government's position on the Venezuelan issue and the response of himself and Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard Casaubón was aimed at stay "neutral" and respect non-intervention.

Asked what he would ask the Mexican president, Guaidó said he expected more "of all countries that have declared themselves neutral. I understand that they want to keep this position to try to negotiate with the parties to the conflict, Nicolás Maduro, but we need to go further and talk a little more directly. "

He asked "to deal with the humanitarian crisis in Venezuela, the complex crisis that kills children, who has bled our nation, produces corruption that is one of the flags of the struggle that he has led (López Obrador) for the violation of human rights 39, man is systematic, at present, 11 international journalists are imprisoned "

He accused the "usurper" Maduro to keep children in jail, young people and people who are only seeking to end the "usurpation" of power and to establish democracy in their country.

In contrast, people close to Maduro, such as the Minister of Communication of Venezuela, Jorge Rodríguez, one of the strongest men of Chavez, went to Mexico to meet with government officials, as published Thursday by the Spanish newspaper The country.

According to the newspaper, Rodríguez met with Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs for Latin America, Maximiliano Reyes, number two of Chancellor Ebrard.