The strong criticism of MEP Beatriz Becerra towards Michelle Bachelet for her message on the arrest of Venezuelan journalist Luis Díaz

Michelle Bachelet In recent years he has been criticized for his reaction to the Venezuelan crisis. This Tuesday, Beatriz Becerra, Vice-Chairman of the European Parliament's Subcommittee on Human Rights, He questioned the former president of Chile about the message he had sent via Twitter after the arrest of Venezuelan journalist Luis Carlos Díaz.

But there was a detail in the message in which Becerra did not ignore and was answering to the former Chilean president through the same social network.

"This" presumed ", Ms. Bachelet, has thrown on the ground any trace of credibility of" reputed "and" well-being ". How terrible it must be to feel so uncomfortable with the truth. It's terrible to live in profile, "said the Spanish MEP.

He added: "Courage, Venezuela."

Becerra, a fierce critic of the Maduro dictatorship, had previously shared a video of his latest statement in the European Parliament, in which he accused Maduro of "every death in Venezuela".

"The Chavez regime is incompetent, authoritarian and corrupt," he said.

He also asked the director of European diplomacy, Federica Mogherini, to put more pressure on the dictatorship: "What he has to do, is stop contact groups, call Juan Guaidó and ask what Europe can do for Venezuelans."

UN delegation to Venezuela

A team of five sent to Venezuela by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights began this Monday to hold meetings in Caracas, in the midst of a blackout that affects the country since last Thursday.

During your stay in Venezuela, the UN delegation will meet representatives of the chavist regimeas well as the Parliament's directive, led by Juan Guaidó, who declared himself the country's interim president last January and who is recognized as such by more than 50 countries.

The team also plans to meet with civil society organizations and victims of human rights violations in Caracas and in other cities of several states of the oil country.

The official mission "is carried out to ensure that the High Commissioner would obtain unlimited access (during a possible visit to Venezuela) to all peoples and to all places that she would like to visit, so to get a clear view of the human rights situation in the country, "said the UN in a previous statement.

Venezuela experienced a blackout on Thursday afternoon that affected millions of people in all areas without the service being fully restored. The crisis has therefore worsened and citizens have been even more difficult to accomplish. simple like feeding, grooming or communicating.

Even the power outage has caused up to now the death of more than 20 people in hospitals nationwide due to the impossibility of being treated in the absence of resources. The Maduro Diet, for its part, insists that the service has been almost completely restored and that no deaths have been recorded.