Jorge Ferraresi criticized for the inauguration of a place "to defend Venezuelan democracy"

February 25, 2019

The steward of Avellaneda has stuck posters to the municipality to announce the inauguration of Plaza República Bolivariana de Venezuela and its support for the Chavez regime.

The mayor of Avellaneda, Jorge Ferraresi, received strong criticism on social networks after sending the municipality posters announcing the inauguration of a place "to defend Venezuelan democracy".

While on the border between Venezuela and Colombia, there are hours of extreme tension, gunfire, beatings and injuries, the mayor of Kirchnerist announced that on March 5, Plaza Bolivariana de Venezuela would open in support of the Chavez regime.

"On Tuesday 5 at 17:30, we inaugurated the place of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, we are waiting for you in Nicaragua and Emilio Zola," said Jorge Ferraresi in a comment on Twitter, which immediately had a huge impact on social networks . In addition, the poster in the streets reads: "In Avellaneda, we defend Venezuelan democracy", with an image of Simón Bolívar and Hugo Chávez, former Venezuelan leader.

After that, several comments on the social network of the bird criticized the intentionality of Ferraresi, especially the memory of social situation currently living in Venezuela.

While the army was resisting the entrance of humanitarian aid into the Venezuelan country, Nicolás Maduro He delivered a speech Palace of Miraflores where he challenged the opponent, Juan Guaidó, go to the elections.

In addition, the president confirmed the break of relations with the government Government Colombian and manifested "there are already two deaths from eating spoiled food"Sent by United States.

It must be remembered that three trucks they were trying to cross the bridge Francisco de Paula Santander with humanitarian aid for Venezuela They were burned this Saturday afternoon. However, much of the burden could be withdrawn on time and brought back to Colombian territory, from where the food and medicines come.