Argentina wants "negotiated solution" to Venezuelan crisis and insists on new elections

Foreign Minister Jorge Faurie reiterated Monday that the Lima group and the countries of the European Union promote a "negotiated exit""the conflict that exists in Venezuela and ratified that the solution" goes through the establishment of a schedule that clearly determines the date of election presidential

Speaking to the government rostrum after the Cabinet meeting, Faurie recalled that the Lima group, including the United States, "does not promote military intervention"as a result of the conflict in the country of South America between Juan Guaidó and Nicolás Maduro.

"We agree with the countries of the European Union and the United States that it is important to find a negotiated solution to Venezuela's current situation, which involves defining an electoral calendar clearly setting the date of the elections. presidential elections, "he said.

In addition, the Chancellor stated that "the badysis is very important"of the document in which he is exposed on the military intervention:" The Lima Group is aware of the fact that other forces are acting on the scene outside the Venezuelan forces, that there is intelligence work, that there are military support tasks and group countries ".

In this sense, he claimed that they are worried "about the interference of some not only the links of some other states maintained by Venezuela, but also acts of terrorist groups that, in a strange connection with the interests of drug trafficking in this region, generate elements that can be dissonant for the search for a negotiated solution for Venezuela. "

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