Catherine Fulop's hardline against Pope Francisco for his position on the crisis in Venezuela

Hours before the calling of the mother of Oriana Sabatini He has shown himself on social networks, as he usually does, about the delicate situation that haunts his country. This time, he chose to post a vignette of the illustrator Fernando Pinilla for to repudiate the attitude of Pope Francis towards the conflict.

"The Pope fears a possible bloodbath" in Venezuela … That is to say everyone who has spilled and continues to lose this diet is not blood, that is strawberry juice! Fulop wrote to echo Francisco 's statements that called for "a just and peaceful solution" -. Until the Vatican continues to stand on the side of the vile? How much permissiveness with genocides? "

The image of Pinilla chosen by Catherine explains her position better than all these words. With a red bandage covering his eyes (although not quite), ear plugs and a Soviet wristband, the pope turns his back on a Maduro soldier who has just murdered (his machine gun still smokes) a citizen. "I fear a bloodbath" possible "in Venezuela …" says the Supreme Pontiff. Next to him, the skulls of other victims of the regime.

Shortly after sharing the illustration, Fulop uploaded to his Instagram account (where he has nearly 900,000 followers) a home-made shoot where a group of Maduro soldiers are observed brutally hitting a young man.

"Forgive the cruelty of this video," he says, "but it's for those who have been horrified because I think the lord of the Vatican look with heat what is happening in Venezuela. I'm sorry, my country is hurting too muchHe added: "It's Maduro Venezuela. I recognize (in the video) the very familiar repression that this dictatorship has deployed on our country. "

Months ago, invited to the program Better at nightCathy could not avoid tears when she spoke of her country. "I have a constant sadness because I do not know if I see an outlet for what's going on, it's very strong because people are asking," Venezuela, it's like they say? "

The tears of Fulop for Venezuela (Video: "Better night", El Nueve)