Macri prevents the return of 90 Venezuelans to his country …

The chargé d'affaires of the Venezuelan Embbady in Argentina, Juan José Valero, denounced today that the government of Mauricio Macri does not authorize the arrival of a plane from Caracas to repatriate Venezuelan citizens. The measure concerns 90 people.

"We note with great concern that the Argentine government has not approved the necessary permits," said this official during a dialogue with the program Las 40! The citizens of this Caribbean country had to go under the Vuelta a la Patria plan, sponsored by the Nicolás Maduro government. This program allows the repatriation of Venezuelans from around the world to their country.

Valero said that "the plane should have gone today with 90 people on board", but that "Argentina has not approved landing permits". The diplomat said yesterday that he went to the Foreign Ministry to complain about this situation. "It's not a commercial flight, it's humanitarian and it goes beyond the affairs of the state," he said.

Pbadengers include children, older adults, the sick and disabled. "Most of them do not have jobs and whole families live on the streets and can barely sleep in temporary shelters of the city government."

On Thursday, on Twitter, Venezuelan Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza expressed his rejection of the Argentine government's move against the plan launched by Maduro last August.

The measure would be part of the pressure exerted by the Argentine government, in agreement with the United States, on the Bolivarian government, pressure to which most Latin American countries have adhered so that the self-proclaimed President Juan is recognized at the time. Guaidó head, head of the National Assembly, which has hegemonized the opposition to Chavez.

"How can I tell these 90 people that they can not travel?" Asked Valero, remembering that those in shelters can not spend the night and the rest of the day in the street. "I do not understand how a country can have 90 people like that," he said.