Juan Grabois and Ernesto Tenembaum have said everything and fought for Venezuela

January 25, 2019

The officer washed his hands to comment on Maduro, but denounced a "coup d'etat" in that country. He also mocked the journalist and accused him of not knowing who the president of Honduras was.

Friday started with a tense radial cross between the social leader Juan Grabois and the journalist Ernesto Tenembaum, during an intense radio debate where the crisis in Venezuela took center stage.

The reference of the Movement of the Excluded Workers and the Confederation of Workers has washed their hands in the opinion of Nicolás Maduro and accused the driver of "not knowing the subject in depth" the crisis that is occurring in the Bolivian Republic.

"My position is similar to that of Uruguay and Mexico." Regardless of what you think of the Maduro government, recognize a de facto government and specifically this type of celebration of social protest methods, which are evaluated on two shots, is a serious mistake and a very dangerous antecedent, that is to say that they are good in Venezuela but that they are bad in Argentina, "he shot. Grabois.

"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." this is resolved through dialogue, "explained the leader.

In return, Tenembaum he crossed it and questioned him for having studied the situation of Juan Guaidó in Venezuela and for not being able to present the same information on Nicolás Maduro.

"It does not seem neutral or logical for me to have such a clear view of what Juan (Guaidó) is doing and not to have any information about Maduro." Human rights reports the most balanced and prestigious in the world are shocking, they talk about electrical elements, torture, persecution of opponents, shooting protesters, imprisoning politicians and thousands of exiles. no longer legitimate elections, "said the reporter.

"Since the 80s, I have not seen a dictatorship conform to such a clbadic aspect of course, this outing with (Donald) Trump and (Jair) Bolsonaro behind is highly questionable, but when I ask you this that you think of Maduro, you can not tell me that you are not informed, "added the journalist.

Then, Grabois He again attacked and accused the journalist of wanting to divert attention with a comparison that he considered erroneous, only to "discredit" the version he had just given.

"You make a description to discredit my opinion." This description is very similar to what could be done in Honduras, a country that is not on the agenda because it does not have the main oil reserve in Latin America. Trump worries about democracy in Venezuela seems strange to me, fearing to capture Venezuela's reserves seems more likely to me, and it worries me because I'm Argentinian Tolerates everything to Maduro, no; but neither guarantee a military coup, "he defended.

"But Juan, what is in Venezuela is not a military coup," he crossed Tenembaum.

"Many military coups were committed without striking a blow, they tried the military exit, they did not go out and now they have done something that is a very damnable antecedent." The characterization of the dictatorship that you What is more or less heavy applies to many countries in Latin America, I have never heard of Honduran migrants, what is the name of the President of Honduras? " Grabois He added: "You do not know, I've never been to Venezuela, Honduras, yes, look at the bloodbath that was in Venezuela, they're promoting a civil war and it's is much worse. "

Then, Tenembaum He regretted the words of the social manager and accused him of not wanting to see the reality of what is happening in Venezuela.

"You do not know with the pain with which I listen to you, just go out and ask their stories to the Venezuelan guys who will see you in any bar and I swear to you that you start crying," he said. insisted.

At that time Grabois He relaxed his offensive and questioned some of the situations experienced in the country that governs Maduro, while defending his initial position.

"I'm not saying that Venezuela is a paradise, it bothers me that they have taken prisoner Leopoldo López My argument is that there is a subjective evaluation." Do you want me to tell you that Venezuela is a military dictatorship I do not think so I think it is a government that is absolutely disconnected and needs to put in place a much stronger dialogue structure. the ambitions of other countries that are involved in the economic blockade on Venezuela's natural resources, fundamentally the US Is it an invention of me, does Trump care about human rights? ", Closed Grabois