Venezuelans in Argentina repudiated the words of Alberto Fernández

They did it via Twitter, using the tag "#SrAlbertoLeCuentoQue" that this afternoon had become one of the "trend themes" (main trends) of this social network, after Fernandez said last night on television that "In Venezuela, there is no dictatorship, but an authoritarian government".

Professor Wilfredo Ustariz stated that Edgar Zambrano, first vice-president of the National Assembly (AN, parliament) "was detained for over 100 days by order of (President Chavista, Nicolás) Maduro, in violation of his parliamentary immunity and all its rights ". and stressed that "this only happens in dictatorships".

For her part, Liset Luque pointed out that Maduro "was not democratically elected" and stressed that "more than 60 countries and organizations such as the OAS and the EU have indicated that the process ( election) of 20 May 2018 was neither free nor fair. , the chavist president "usurps the power".

"Today, we are more than five million Venezuelans in the world because of a dictatorship that you support," said Dr. Yang Álvarez.

He added that "the institutions that operate in Venezuela are the Sebin (National Intelligence Service), the FAES (Special Police Forces), a TSJ (Supreme Court of Justice) that only prosecutes and an badembly (constitution ) illegitimate ".

"The Assembly (National, Parliament) that you indicate as evidence that there is no dictatorship in Venezuela was emptied of its powers by the dictatorship through the Court Supreme "and that there are" deputies persecuted, jailed and in exile ", said the lawyer and Dr. Jesús Méndez Quijada.

Fernandez said last night in a TV interview: "It is very difficult to call an elected government a dictatorship of Alberto, an elected government can become an authoritarian government, the institutions work on it, and then we discuss the way they work … courts … a dictatorship lacks that. "

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The voice of the government

For his part, Jorge Faurie, Minister of Foreign Affairs He rejected the words of the presidential candidate of the Todos Front, Alberto Fernández, about the situation in Venezuela and stressed that what is happening in the Caribbean country "is clearly a dictatorship".

In this regard, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship rejected the words of the opposition candidate and stressed that "Venezuela has long since pbaded the mark of a government or a regime. authoritarian to be clearly a dictatorship ".

"The violation of human rights is mbadive, as evidenced by the report of the United Nations High Commissioner Michelle Bachelet", added the head of the Argentine diplomacy in dialogue with Radio La Red.

In this sense, the president of San Martin Palace said that "Venezuelans can not express themselves, they have no food, no medicine, no electricity and no water. . "