The dictatorship of North Korea has expressed its support for Nicolás Maduro and denounced a "coup attempt" in Venezuela

The North Korean dictatorship expressed this Sunday your support for the Nicolás Maduro regime and denounced an "attempted coup d'etat" in Venezuela, which he considers to be "an act of dangerous violence".

The comments were made by an unidentified spokesman for the North Korean Foreign Ministry and were collected by the North Korean official agency. KCNA.

The Kim Jong-un regime, according to this statement, believes that Venezuela's "anti-government forces" have made a "coup d'etat" attempt to expel "the legally elected president".

"Be a dangerous act of violence which brings the situation of Venezuela to the extreme instability, this abnormal incident exerts a negative influence on the general situation of the region", the statement added.

Comments are known a few days after the Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez He was released from house arrest by soldiers loyal to Juan Guaidó and first entered the Chilean embbady in Caracas and then in the Spanish embbady.

These events, recorded on April 30, were followed by new opposition protests and a call for a Guaidó general strike, president of the Parliament of Venezuela and interim president recognized by fifty countries.

The official statement of the Pyongyang regime considers that "the maneuvers of the hostile forces" are trying to "deprive Venezuela of the right of representation" and accuse the United States of "denouncing" the threatening message of "a possible military operation ".

The statement does not mention Nicolás Maduro, but a spokesman for the North Korean Foreign Ministry last February. he defended his legitimacy, a few days after the proclamation of Guaidó as interim president.

(With information from EFE)