Ricardo Montaner pointed Pope Francis with harsh sentences

February 10, 2019

The artist spoke of the position taken by the pontiff against the social conflict in Venezuela, where Nicolás Maduro and Juan Guaidó both declared themselves presidents.

Hector Eduardo Reglero Montaner He was born in Valentín Alsina, in the province of Buenos Aires, but grew up in Venezuela That's the real name of Ricardo Montaner, who adopted this name at the beginning of his artistic career in the Caribbean country where he lived all his life, in all its aspects. For this reason, the singer considers himself "another Venezuelan" and charged with dad Francisco for their weak position on the socio-political crisis that they live in this country.

Despite being Argentinian, Montaner He raises the Venezuelan flag in each of his shows, recognizing for the country that gave him his teachings and the beginnings of his successes. So many years of life there, it is a voice entitled to give its opinion on the conflict that is unfolding and to have voiced elsewhere against the government of Nicolás Maduro, now he had severe sentences on the Sovereign Pontiff in an interview with Clarín.

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"I believe, and I say it with the utmost respect, that As a representative of the Catholic community around the world, his obligation is to be with the one who suffers. And the one who suffers is the one who is crying today especially for God to hear them, "said the interpreter in front of the" neutral "position of the maximum referent of the Catholic community.

In addition, Ricardo Montaner He expressed his sorrow by the few words he had uttered to the Venezuelan people: "So, we can suppose that he is close to people by telling them that the" calm ", that God is there to them. I see it with pain, because I like it and I think it's a good guy, and the least I wanted was it to think that it was going to be so good. Identify the pain of people who are bloody on the street."