Juan Guaidó reiterated his appeal to López Obrador to condemn Maduro's dictatorship

While the Mexican government has offered to intervene with the Nicolás Maduro, Juan GuaidóThe self-appointed president in charge of Venezuela set the tone by refusing the opportunity to engage in dialogue to keep "perpetrators of rights violations in power".

This week, the head of the Venezuelan badembly reiterated several times his request to the government of Andrés Manuel López Obrador He joins the majority of Latin American countries who are unaware of the dictatorship of Maduro.

"Every day in Venezuela costs human lives, it is important that this be known in Mexico and that become a pivot of democracy"

In a letter, the Venezuelan politician reiterated to the presidents of Mexico and Uruguay that with the Maduro regime, it was impossible to negotiate.

"To express our willingness and our invitation to participate as collaborators and facilitators before the regime that now usurps the presidency, the requirement that we have firmly defended in all areas: the restoration of the constitutional order in order to set up a transitional government that will lead us to celebrate genuinely free elections ".

The one who appointed himself "president in charge" mentioned that if he did not join this request, the suffering of millions of Venezuelans will be prolonged in the face of the actions of a "regime that has failed and that intends to cling to power by acting in such a way as to aggravate the economic, social and political crisis of Venezuela".

Juan Guaidó explained that he had a clear way to restore constitutional order in Venezuela, which are: the cessation of usurpation, a transitional government and free elections.

He added that his administration would not participate in negotiations with "violators of the rights of the man in power". He also asked them to stand on the right side of the story.

Guaidó also thanked the PAN for the demonstration against Maduro that took place during the inauguration of López Obrador.

President López Obrador said since the beginning of his administration which will not interfere in the relations of other countries, especially Venezuela.

The dictator Nicolás Maduro He spent a few hours in Mexico attending the López Obrador demonstration, and this one after refused to sign the Lima group statement led by his regional peers who urged Maduro not to resume his duties.

This action provoked hundreds of criticisms against the Mexican president, who preferred to ignore them.

"The governments of Uruguay and Mexico, under the neutral position of the two countries vis-à-vis Venezuela, organize an international conference with representatives of countries and international organizations sharing this position. The meeting (…) responds to the call of the Secretary General of the United Nations, António Guterres, to build on the dialogue, "said the administrations of the two countries separately.

This week, the Minister of Communication of Venezuela, Jorge Rodríguez, One of Chavismo's strongmen and one of Nicolás Maduro's trusted people traveled to Mexico to meet members of the Mexican government.

Maduro was opened to Mexico's intermediation to reach a resolution of the conflict.