Strong link between Romano and a Venezuelan: "What is missing, is that they think that Argentina is an immigrant"

Almost at the end of a new day of protest against the dictatorship of Nicolás Maduro, the actor of Kirchner Gerardo Romano he played in a strong crossing with a young Venezuelan who lives in Argentina, saying both on the crisis in Venezuela.

"Maduro was chosen by 60%", argued Romano and defended" the non-interference in the internal affairs of another state, the legal equality of nations and the free determination of peoples. It is a grave mistake for the president to get involved in the political affairs of another country and to have dissolved the Unasur"he added.

He then mentioned that in the middle of a protest that had taken place in front of the Venezuelan Embbady in Argentina, a man had been injured by a rubber bullet. After the comment, the exiles who were in the study tried in vain to say a word. Romano threw them: "The only thing missing is that you consider Argentina as immigrants ".

However, immediately one of the Venezuelans present took the microphone and addressed the actor: "Sir, I would like to ask you so much that you support Maduro: let's go to Caracas to walk in all the streets without people, without escort, without seeing if you want to continue supporting Maduro. The indifference is also deadly"

"What support to whom? I do not support Maduro, I do not know him, Maduro, I did not talk about Maduro, I speak of public international law, laws, standards … ", Romano defended.