The government hardens its policy on Venezuela: bans the entry of 426 Maduro officials

In order to "promote the return of democracy to Venezuela", the government of Mauricio Macri has deepened certain measures taken on the "illegitimate regime" of Nicolás Maduro.

now 426 officials who answer to the head of Miraflores Palace can not enter Argentine territory. In this list, developed and updated, now appear all the members of the National Constituent Assembly (ANC).

In Venezuela, two parliaments coexist: the ANC, chaired by the ultrachavista Diosdado Cabello and the National Assembly (AN) of an opposition court, have chosen on January 23 Juan Guaidó as "president in charge of this country.

The decision of Argentina was taken within the framework of the resolutions adopted by the members of the Lima group since January 10 of this year. In this context, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs also suspended the implementation of the bilateral agreement "for the abolition of visas on diplomatic, official and service pbadports".

The ministry headed by Jorge Faurie also sent alerts to banking and financial entities about the risks of working with the Venezuelan government or with companies owned or controlled by that Venezuelan state and having suspended all military cooperation with the "regime".

From the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, they finally said that the hardening of Chavisme's policy of change was aimed at "promoting the return of democracy to Venezuela", "to touch exclusively the subjects linked to the dictatorial regime", but "no to the Venezuelan people ".