The Argentine Church supports the position of Pope Francis on Venezuela

The Argentine church respald this monday the message from dad Francisco with regard to the political and social crisis that exists in Venezuela, and emphasized the role of "mediator" between the government and the opposition so that there is "no bloodbath" in Venezuela.

From Argentine Episcopal Conference (CEA) They stressed that the pontiff would remain in his role of "mediator" in the Venezuelan political conflict. "The Holy See has not historically used to specifically condemn this government or this one," they announced.

In his last statement on the situation, Francisco called the dialogue to avoid "a bloodbath and for there to be a real reconciliation". In the message, he offered his help as a mediator to seek a peaceful solution to the conflict.

In a statement, the bishops of the CEA supported the position of the pope: "The Holy See and its diplomacy are traditionally placed on a plane and in a place authorized to abandon the dialogue"

This Monday, Nicols Maduro I sent a letter to Francisco asking the pontiff's help to the maximum to start a dialogue way with the opposition, lined up behind the figure of Juan Guaid. "I ask the Pope to put all his efforts and his will to help us in this way of dialogue, and I hope we will have a positive response," he insisted.

For their part, the Lima group and some European Union countries have once again called for a call for "free elections" aimed at "the immediate restoration of democracy in Venezuela". They informed him through a statement on Monday at the end of a meeting in Ottawa.