The mediation of Pope Francisco on the crisis in Venezuela is unachievable

Lapatilla

February 06, 2019, 3:08 pm

Cardinal Baltazar Porras, in the midst of a radio interview given to Radio Continental of Argentina, said that a mediation of Pope Francisco in Venezuela "is unachievable," noting that this call would be converse with a blank page, it was said after the Sumo At a press conference on the return flight of his visit to the United Arab Emirates, the pontiff reaffirmed his willingness to play the role of mediator in the Venezuelan crisis.

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"I think that given the circumstances (no papal mediation is feasible), because it is actually a call to converse with a blank page, but to discuss which was not previously provided, which was done permanently (from the government), "said Porras in statements to the aforementioned program.

He recalled that in the past "the Vatican was summoned and the Pope, of good will, wanted to send someone and that everything was nothing, it was a mockery, we must have So call ". At the same time, he stressed that the condition at that time is "to speak of transition and not of aesthetic result and, for this reason, it seems to me that the attitude of the regime makes the gesture unrealizable".

He also said that "the social situation is worsening, human rights violations are aggravated and the population is seeking a peaceful solution through the protests".

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