"Fulop, it's ridiculous to ask the pope to support one or the other" | Chronic

The crisis in Venezuela is closely watched by the world. While the president Nicolás Maduro warns that the people are already armed and that several European countries recognize the legitimacy of Juan Guaidó, social networks are the scene of crossroads between those who defend one and the other. In Argentina, Catherine Fulop makes a strong defense of his country against Maduro.

"Fulop, before you speak, you have to study a lot," writes the journalist and columnist of Chronic, Alicia Barrios, in direct response to messages posted by the Venezuelan actress. And, this is one of his last messages, Fulop went directly against the Sovereign Pontiff: "The Pope fears a bloodbath" possible "in Venezuela … that is to say that all those who have overthrown and continue to pour this diet are not blood, but strawberry juice! how long is the Vatican still the bash, how long have you been so permissive with genocide? " she wrote furiously.

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Close friend of Francisco and aware of her obligations as a guide for the Church, Alicia Barrios wrote some lines dedicated directly to the Venezuelan actress:

Catherine Fulop, the Venezuelan-Argentine actress, whose religion I do not know, should bear in mind that the world is the meeting of 125 nations. Of the seven billion inhabitants, more than 1.2 billion are Catholic. Members of the mystical body of Christ that is the Catholic Church.

She should know that the pope is the spiritual leader of the Catholic Church. Also the highest authority of the Vatican State. From there, he can not interfere in the internal affairs of a country. It is a principle of international law. Without a doubt, Fulop, before speaking, must study. Many His Holiness as a universal leader of the Catholic Church must dispense with matters relating to the partisan sectors or political regimes of each nation.

Fulop, you must read, learn, speak with authority, not with a goose. The pope is obliged to attend the spiritual life of all inhabitants, regardless of their country. The spiritual life of Venezuelans is exacerbated by the internal conflicts that they themselves provoked over the course of history. They must solve them. It's never too late to learn, Fulop. There is always time. The spiritual leader of Catholics can not take sides with one or the other. Of course not. It is to share their suffering and invite them to dialogue.

It is not Maduro or Guaidó. Fulop, you must be educated. This is not a staged, cosmetic surgery. This is a serious problem. Very serious It is ridiculous to ask the pope to support one or the other. Beyond Maduro or Guaidó are the segments of Venezuela's population. Those who have enriched themselves with effort and hard work. Many others as a result of corruption. A very corrupt country.

On the other hand, the poor who have been submerged for decades without access to cultural means to escape poverty. The new rich product of the corruption of the decade Chavez has its capital abroad. They are not parties to the power conflict. The pope speaks to everyone. He suffers for them and tells them that the whole is superior to the parts and that the reality is superior. Fulop, you may not understand what I'm talking about, but if you study, you'll understand why you can not comment out of ignorance. It would not be good if the spiritual leader of Catholics yielded to what one party claimed to say "I am with this or against that".

That's why it's irresponsible, rude, free that you, Fulop or anyone who wants to put the pope on one of the conflicting folders.