The letter of Pope Francis to Nicolás Maduro was leaked: "What was agreed at the meetings was not followed by concrete actions"

The dad Francisco He reminded the President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, that already in the past "what was agreed at the meetings was not followed by concrete actions", according to the letter of response to the request for mediation of the president and which publishes this Wednesday only in a minimal part of the newspaper Corriere della Sera.

The Milanese newspaper has published part of the letter in which it is read that it is addressed to "Your excellence"and no president, Nicolás Maduro Moros, and takes the date of February 7, 2019.

According to this article, Francisco recalls the repeated attempts requested by Maduro and made by the Holy See in recent years for "try to find a way out of the Venezuelan crisis"

"Unfortunately, all were interrupted because what was agreed at the meetings was not followed by concrete actions to implement the agreements.", writes the pontiff, according to Corriere della Sera.

The Argentine pope goes on to say that this series of applications examined in the past "essential for the dialogue to develop fruitfully and effectively"and"others that have been added as a result of the changing situation"They are more necessary than ever.

In addition, adds the newspaper, the Pope reiterates "the need to avoid any form of bloodshed"

The acting spokesman of the Vatican, Alessandro Gisotti, did not want to comment or deny what the publication consideredfrom a private letter"the pope in a medium.

Pope Francis, in the plane back from his visit to the United Arab Emirates, said that "for the mediation to be done, the will of both parties is needed. The initial conditions are clear: as the parties request, we are always available. "

(With EFE information)