Difficult passage between Gerardo Romano and a group of Venezuelans: "What is missing, it is that they see in Argentina immigrants"

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Gerardo Romano

He met a group of Venezuelans invited by TN to the A Dos Voces program during a week marked by violence in this country of Latin America. "The only thing missing is that you think of Argentina as immigrants," he said.

Romano referred to episodes at the Venezuelan Embbady in Argentina, where
leftist activists clashed with Venezuelan immigrants. And he then stated that "the municipal police fired in the head of Martin D'Agnese, a boy from the Communist Party who exercised the right of Argentine citizen to support non-interference". And he said: "He is admitted to the Bazterrica hospital because of the application of the doctrine of Chocobar by the municipal police".

The Venezuelans interrupted him and called his story "false". "I was not there but I saw it on TV and the television did not lie." The blood on his face was wrong. The police officer shooting at him was wrong. What was wrong? and went further: "I'm talking about Argentina and an Argentine citizen who has the right to protest and the Argentine police, I'm not talking about Venezuela. The only thing missing, that's 39 is that you consider Argentina as immigrants. "

Although Romano said he did not defend or meet Maduro, one of the program's guests said: "Sir, I would like to ask you so well that you support Maduro … Let's go to Caracas to walk down a street without anyone, without escort, without a car, to see if you want to continue to support Maduro, indifference also kills ". And another woman challenged him: "Go live in Venezuela for a month, I give you my house."