Catherine Fulop: "In Venezuela, there is a narco-dictatorship"

The day Venezuela was divided by two concerts "Live Aid", called by the self-proclaimed Juan Guaidó and "Hands off Venezuela", organized by President Nicolás Maduro, Catherine Fulop spoke of the crisis that is going through his country. "I feel like crying every day when I see the situation," said the actress during a dialogue with TN central.

Fulop highlighted the recital that took place in Cúcuta, a Colombian town on the border, where renowned singers such as Fonseca, Carlos Vives, Montaner, Maná, Alejandro Sánz, Juanse, Argentine Diego Torres and Maluma, among others. "Everything that happened on Friday is so important in Live Aid. It's so important that help between SaturdayHe mentioned the humanitarian aid that should arrive in Venezuela via Colombia, to which the Chavez government opposed.

The actress badured that he is afraid that there are fatal victims. "These people are very cruel, they do not care about death, they are already dying of hunger and drugs." However, he hoped that the situation will change.

Consulted on the Argentine politicians who support the leadership of President Maduro, asked "that they have empathy with a people who dies and who looks with heart at a city that cries out for freedom".

"I lived in a Venezuela that claimed to be strong, which claimed to be a great country, has pity on these politicians and this misfortune that we had to live," he concluded.