Crisis in Venezuela: Grabois made ridiculous Tenembaum

The social leader discussed for more than half an hour with the officialist journalist of the country's situation chaired by Nicolás Maduro and Honduras.

January 25, 2019

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Juan Grabois crossed with the officialist journalist Ernesto Tenembaum on editorial decisions when talking about the different crises that exist in Latin America, especially in Venezuela.

Although the social leader has avoided giving his position on the mandate of Nicolás Maduro for "not knowing the subject in depth", yes leads to denounce a "coup d'etat" promoted by the United States.

"What I think of Maduro is an absolutely secondary question because I can not comment. I do not know the subject in depth. Yes, I see that in Venezuela there is a huge crisis that takes several years. And that resolves itself through dialogue, "he said, interviewed by Radio Con Vos.

For his part, the reporter said: "It does not seem to me neutral or logical to have such a clear opinion about what Juan Guaidó is doing and not having any information about Maduro."

"That Trump is worried about Venezuela's democracy seems strange to me; the fear of capturing Venezuela's reserves seems more likely. And it worries me because I am Argentinian. Tolerate everything to Maduro, no; but neither guarantee a military coup, "said Grabois.

But the moment of greatest tension came when the conversation turned around the political conflict in Honduras and its limited coverage by the media.

When Tenembaum wanted to argue that he had the attention of major newspapers, the leader of the Front Patria Grande asked "Who is the president of Honduras?". For his part, the journalist was silent.

"You do not know it. I have never been to Venezuela; in Honduras yes. Look at the bloodbath that was there. In Venezuela, they promote a civil war and it's much worse, "concluded Grabois.