Ricardo Montaner asked Pope Francisco about his position on the crisis in Venezuela: "To be neutral, it is too comfortable"

Ricardo Montaner has joined the list of national and international artists who are expressed by the dramatic situation economic, social and political that Venezuela is experiencing today. However, the musician addressed himself to Pope Francisco, who had agreed a few days ago to intervene in the Bolivarian country "on the condition that both parties request it", that is, Nicolás Maduro and Juan Guaidó .

In dialogue with Infobae, the Venezuelan singer said: "I think that the Maduro diet was over. Now it remains to be seen what will happen with the transition, whether he chooses to remain quiet or have an end of which no one knows what he can bring. In addition, he expressed his support for Guaidó, who proclaimed himself Venezuela's interim president after Maduro, and took his second presidency without international recognition: "The new boys, like Juan Guaidó, are a sample of what are the young politicians, they come out of this typical ego of those who say "I want everything for myself""

However, Montaner criticized the acts of the Sovereign Pontiff: "One can not be neutral in certain situations, God is the first who is not neutral, and if there is someone who knows Justice, it is is Jesus or "neutral", but "here you have to go". Being neutral in these circumstances seems to me too comfortable ".

When asked if he could forgive Chavez for the current situation in his country, he said: "Human beings are too fragile and vulnerable to easily handle forgiveness." God loves us so much that he forgives everything, but For me, it is very difficult to forgive 20 years of murder and death"

A few days ago, Catherine Fulop, a Venezuelan actress, also showed herself against the pope. In his Instagram account, a controversial publication of a drawing bearing the head of the Vatican with a bandage and the caption "I fear a bloodbath" in Venezuela "was mentioned.From a Venezuelan soldier kills people from behind. The original message comes from another user, but Fulop shared it for his 880,000 followers.