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247 – The PT on Thursday released a note signed by party chairman, Gleisi Hoffmann, in which she repudiates the intervention of Jair Bolsonaro's government in Venezuela's internal affairs – "this n & # 39; It is not for Brazil or for others countries to decide who should or should not govern Venezuela "- and ask" who is interested in a conflict in our region, with a serious risk of being militarized? ? "
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Unable to cope Faced with the real problems of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro's government has been ingested in the internal affairs of a neighboring country, Venezuela, submitting in a humiliating way to the foreign policy of the president of the United States, Donald Trump.
It is not up to Brazil or the other countries to decide who should or should not govern Venezuela, whose president is elected by the majority of the population. By "recognizing" a self-proclaimed government, which has no origin in the vote, Jair Bolsonaro embarks Brazil into a crisis that is not ours, instead of contributing to a political solution.
Foreign intervention in Venezuela puts Latin America back in the last century; at the time of the Cold War. How many coups d'état, how many dictatorships have settled on the continent under the pretext of "defending democracy"? And always in accordance with the interests of the United States.
Our people have fought hard to restore democracy in the region. We build good relationships by respecting the principle of self-determination. Brazil played an important role in this process by strengthening Mercosur and contributing to the creation of Unasur and Celac. Brazil is now recognized as a mediator of conflicts in Latin America and the world.
We have common problems with Venezuela: our borders, the protection of our peoples, the protection of our peoples, in the protection of the Amazon, in the production of oil and in an intense trade favorable to Brazil, creator of jobs and wealth in our country. Brazil is interested in a peaceful, sovereign and developing Venezuela.
Who is interested in the isolation of the elected government of Venezuela? Who is interested in the recovery of the old order in Latin America? Who is interested in a conflict in our region, with a serious risk of being militarized? Who cares about a new Iraq in our neighborhood?
We reject the intervention in Venezuela and call on the democratic forces of Latin America to resume the independent political dialogue we have established in the twenty-first century. [19659010] I support the 247 "title =" I support the 247 "style =" width: 100%; margin: 10px 0 10px 0; "/>
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