The future minister of Itamaraty says that Maduro has not been invited to the inauguration of Bolsonaro | Politics

The inauguration of the elected president must attract heads of state from several countries. Under the Itamaraty protocol, leaders of South American countries are usually invited to the inauguration ceremony of Brazilian presidents.

However, Bolsonaro has always been a harsh critic of Venezuela's Bolivarian regime since the administration of former President Hugo Chavez. The elected president has maintained and even intensified criticism of the South American neighbor after Maduro took command of Venezuela.

In the middle of the election campaign, Bolsonaro repeated several times that, despite being they were elected, would not let Brazil become a Venezuela The allies of the future president accused the PT of joining Venezuela, which is experiencing a serious economic crisis, a shortage and a collapse of services. Venezuelans immigrated to other countries, including Brazil.

"With regard to the Venezuelan people, we do not invite Nicolás Maduro to take over PR Bolsonaro." Maduro does not have its place in a celebration of democracy and the triumph of the Brazilian people's will. Unite to liberate Venezuela, "wrote Ernesto Araujo this morning on Twitter.

A report from the magazine" Epoca "published this weekend indicates that the diplomat Paulo Uchôa Ribeiro Filho, who presided over the ceremony Presidential inauguration of Bolsonaro, was removed from office by order of Ernesto Araújo

According to the magazine, the official justification is that Uchôa Ribeiro Filho – a diplomat more than 20 years old career in Itamaraty – had "tanned" critical publications to the president elected in social networks.

Second "season", indeed, the person in charge of the ceremony of Itamaraty had come into conflict with Ernesto Araújo when he had questioned the order of the future leader not to invite the representatives of the governments of Cuba and Venezuela to take Bolsonaro.

Attempted approach

Despite the climate of tension between Bolsonaro and Caracas during the ballot, Venezuela tries to create a bridge with the retired army captain at the end of the presidential race.

Following Bolsonaro's victory in the polls, Venezuelan Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza issued a message in Twiter stating that Maduro congratulated Brazil on the elections and called on the elected president to resume his work. the path of diplomatic relations of respect "with Venezuela.

"The Bolivarian Government took the opportunity [eleição de Bolsonaro] to urge Brazil's newly elected president to resume, as neighbors, the path of diplomatic relations of respect, harmony, progress and freedom. 39, regional integration, for the welfare of our peoples "Caracas said at the time in a note published on the social network by the Minister of Foreign Affairs.