He assumed the new Argentine ambassador named by Guaidó

In order to establish a kind of "parallel government" to the regime of President Nicolás Maduro, the interim president appointed Elisa Trotta Gamus.

The proclaimed president of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, has already decided that Elisa Trotta Gamus would be his ambbadador to Argentina, with the firm intention of setting up a regime parallel to that of Nicolás Maduro.

Trotta Gamos has lived in our country since 2011 and is currently the Director of Institutional Development of the Chamber of Deputies of the Province of Buenos Aires.

The diplomat is a lawyer specializing in international law and politics. He holds two master's degrees in Boston related to sustainable development and conflict resolution.

The woman is also the leader of the opposition party Alianza por Venezuela and advises Venezuelans who wish to emigrate to Argentina to escape the economic and political crisis that the country is going through.

His links with Buenos Aires come from his father, Argentinian and emigrated from the Caribbean country in the 70s.

Trotta Gamus thanked the rendezvous via Twitter: "I am baduming today a huge commitment: to represent the government in charge of Venezuela in Argentina, always hand in hand with the organization with which we we started everything. "

I am baduming a huge commitment today: representing the government in charge of Venezuela in Argentina, always in tandem with the organization with which we have launched everything. @AlianzaXvzla pic.twitter.com/7zYjZwOTVP

– Elisa Trotta Gamus (@EliTrotta) January 29, 2019

"I have already urged all organizations that were and are in Argentina, working for Venezuela's freedom, to consolidate the union of our efforts in the same direction," he added.

In addition, the Venezuelan Parliament has appointed Julio Borges, leader of the anti-Chavez party, representative of the Lima group, the group of American countries that most strongly encourages international pressure against the government of Nicolás Maduro a year and a half ago , and ratified Carlos Vecchio. responsible for business before the United States.

The appointment of the latter had already been announced by Guaidó. Vecchio and Borges today began a tour of the United States with meetings with US officials to organize the "democratic transition" in Venezuela.

In Canada, the National Assembly has appointed Orlando Viera-Blanco as the head of the Canadian Foundation for Engagement of Venezuela and was one of the first to thank Twitter for his appointment.

"I would like to thank our President, Juan Guaidó Márquez, for his honorable appointment as a diplomatic representative to the Government of Canada, a sensitive mission that I swear to respect the commitment and responsibility required by history. And all my friends: count on me! "He writes.

In Colombia, one of the main neighbors of the humanitarian crisis that Venezuela is experiencing and mbad exodus of citizens, has been designated Humberto Calderón Berti, Venezuelan oil expert and founding member of the Christian Social Party Copei.

In Chile, she named Guarequena Gutiérrez, the current representative of the party Acción Democrática in Santiago, defined as "Venezuelan exile" on her Twitter account.

In Ecuador, Rene De Sola Quintero has been appointed a member of the Executive Committee of the Inter-American Federation of Lawyers (FIA) and advisor to the Inter-American Federation of Lawyers currently residing in this neighboring country.

In Peru, we named Carlos Scull, a young man who defines himself as part of the ucevista movement, as it was called the students of the Central University of Venezuela who mobilized against the Chavan government there. has many years.

Finally, the National Assembly appointed María Faría in Costa Rica, Claudio Sandoval in Honduras and Fabiola Zacarce in Panama.

The appointment of new diplomatic representatives was unanimously approved in regular session:

GentArgentine: Elisa Trota Gamos

?? Canada: Orlando Viera Blanco.

?? Chile: Guarequena Gutiérrez.

Colombia: Humberto Calderón Berti.

?? Costa Rica: María Faria.

– Juan Guaidó (@jguaido) January 29, 2019

Source: Chronicle

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