Senators rejected Mexico's possible asylum for Nicolás Maduro

In the middle of Operation Freedom, with which the Venezuelan people launched a challenge in the streets of Caracas to the repression of the regime of Nicolás Maduroit was possible for Mexico to give him political asylum.

However, senators PAN, PRD and Movimiento Ciudadano, They rejected the idea that the country grants a possible asylum to the dictator, recognized as agent of Venezuela by the administration of Andrés Manuel López Obrador.

"I hope I have not returned here, I will not come here to teach many Mexicans these bad practices, I would say that this is not welcome in Mexico," said the senator. Xóchitl Gálvez, of the National Action (PAN) party that has repeatedly spoken out against the Venezuelan regime.

The coordinator of the senators of the PRD, Miguel Ángel Mancera, He noted that the regime had violated human rights, a fact that he regretted. "I hope that the Venezuelan people will soon find peace and tranquility," he said.

Mancera said that for Mexico to make a decision, it would have to evaluate events, "behavior, orders and instructions to the armed forces," according to the newspaper. L & # 39; s universal.

As, Samuel García, Senator of the Citizen Movement, said about the so-called asylum: "I do not think that will happen, I think rather and I believe in the absence of blood, there will be a peaceful resolution in which the soldiers will leave" Juan Guaidó. "

As, Mike Pompeo, US Secretary of State, said that Maduro was ready to leave Venezuela until it was deterred by Russia. "He had a plane on the runway, he was ready to leave this morning, to our knowledge, and the Russians told him that he should stay," said Pompeo during an interview with the channel. CNN

Reactions in the streets of Mexico

Venezuelans living in Mexico City, the Venezuelan community gathered on Schiller Street, in the Polanco district, in front of the Venezuelan Embbady.

Most of the protesters expressed their support for the Operation Freedom, although the presence of a small group of supporters in favor of Maduro has also been reported.

Although the struggle to overthrow the regime has stagnated, Venezuelans believe that the end is near.

President López Obrador insisted that Mexico do not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries, so that He reiterated his recognition of the dictator. Countries such as Canada, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Brazil and Paraguay have recognized Mr. Guaidó as Acting President.

On Wednesday, May 1, Juan Guaidó called for a new peaceful demonstration against the Chavista dictator, which he accused of being "a tyrant" who was "afraid" to stand up to the people.