Crisis in Venezuela: Pope Francis against external interventions

According to Juan Grabois, the Sovereign Pontiff retains a position distant from that of Donald Trump and Mauricio Macri.

January 25, 2019

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The leader of the CTEP, Juan Grabois, revealed the position of dad Francisco on the coup in Venezuela after several presidents, among which Donald Trump and Mauricio Macri, will support the self-appointed president Juan Guaidó

"The pope has a very clear defición, there must be a dialogue in Venezuela, without external intervention," said Grabois in a statement to Navarro 2019, by El Destape Radio.

He also said: "Pope Francis shares the position of Mexico and Uruguay vis-à-vis Venezuela. Trump's interests relate to oil reserves and not to human rights in Venezuela. Not to mention Mauricio Macri"

He also spoke of opposition leaders who recognized Guaidó: "On the opposition front that needs to be built, there is more than one who would like to drink whiskey with Trump, but you must also add them up. "