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Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro said in an interview published Tuesday that the political plans of Jair Bolsonaro, president-elect in Brazil, Iván Duque, president of Colombia, and Mauricio Macri, president of Argentina, are no viable in Latin America and provoke a new wave of left-wing governments, according to EFE.
"Right-wing neoliberal projects in Latin America and the Caribbean are impbadable and will provoke a resurgence of a new wave of popular transformation," Maduro said in a document broadcast by public broadcaster VTV [19659003TheVenezuelanpresidentsaidthatDuque"wentfrom80%supportto80%repudiation"andthattheColombianpeopleare"onthestreettoaskhimtoleave"thepresidency
"Jair Bolsonaro – who took office this Tuesday – will follow the same path, (e) Macri in Argentina is a man who can not go around the corner."
He also noted that Latin America was "a contested territory" between left and right political forces and that the region is "undergoing a process of regression" which, in his view, will lead to new revolutionary governments.
The governments of Macri and Duque criticize Maduro, blaming him for the serious economic crisis that is going through Venezuela.
"The country will not have Bolsonaro"
The President of Venezuela recently said that the country "would not have Bolsonaro", in reference to the elected President of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro. In a speech last December, the Venezuelan declared that chavismo would continue "for a long time".
"Brazil is not Brazil, it will not have Bolsonaro here, it will be the people and Chavismo for a long time," said Maduro.
In addition, Maduro again attacked the elected vice-president of Brazil. , General Mourão, whom he described as "crazy about the head" and "parallel president".
"Maduro will begin May 10," said Maduro in a fiery speech.
"I am waiting for you here, with millions of men and women and with the armed forces." January a second six-year term, after being re-elected in October by a vote boycotted by opponents and denounced by the United States, the European Union and several countries of Latin America
Itamaraty desconvidou Maduro
The Foreign Ministry reported Monday (17) that it had invited the chiefs State and Government of Cuba and Venezuela to inaugurate Jura Bolsonaro on January 1. The recommendation, according to Itamaraty, came from the team of the elected president.
GloboNews asked the Itamaraty what it was with the invitation to the inauguration in Brasilia of the presidents of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, and Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel.
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