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247 – Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro said that "the right-wing neoliberal projects in Latin America and the Caribbean are unachievable and that they will provoke the resurgence of a new wave of popular transformation ". For him, the political projects of Jair Bolsonaro, Iván Duque (president of Colombia) and Mauricio Macri (Argentina) will fail and will be replaced by governments of the left.
These statements were made during an interview with Spanish journalist Ignacio Ramonet, known worldwide, and broadcast Monday night (31) by Venezuelan public broadcaster VTV (here). The Venezuelan president said Duque "has gone from 80% support to 80% repudiation" and that the Colombian people are "in the street asking him to leave" the presidency. He predicted: "Jair Bolsonaro will follow the same path, (e) Macri in Argentina is a man who can not turn around."
Maduro also baderted that Latin America was the target of a fierce conflict between the desire to dominate the US government and the quest for national and regional autonomy: "L & # 39; Latin America is a controversial territory based on the Monroe Doctrine, taken over by the current US government, and in recent years a brutal offensive has been waged against popular movements and alternative leaders who have confronted and dismantled neoliberalism in Latin America since the 1990s. For example, remember the Brazilian President Lula da Silva, the former president Cristina Fernández (Kirchner) of Argentina, among others There was a persecution against these leaders who favored the 39, the emergence of governments and leaders of the extreme right and the extreme right. "
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