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The current crisis in Venezuela continues to be one of the most contested by world politicians who help restore democracy in the Caribbean country.
The newly-elected President of Colombia, Iván Duque, has exposed this Saturday in his second day of his trip to Washington the plans he has against the Nicolás Maduro regime in Venezuela.
Party politician Uribista met with the Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS), Luis Almagro, where they held a conference on the accusations that this same organization brought against the Maduro government in the International Criminal Court (ICC).
"First, I have already denounced Nicolás Maduro, and the Secretary General of the OAS (Luis Almagro) has already acknowledged this complaint and also supported this complaint with the report that he has presented and now what we have is that we are looking for several heads of state to reaffirm these den He also urged the countries of South America to leave the Union of South American nations (Unasur) for becoming an "accomplice of the Venezuelan dictatorship"
"I have expressed (in Almagro) my desire to continue strengthening the inter-American system and that, in this sense, we must advance many countries of South America, the first inviting the withdrawal of our countries. Unasur was really an organization that became an accomplice of the Venezuelan dictatorship. "
On Saturday, the duke also spoke with the director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Christine Lagarde, on the maintenance for Colombia of the Flexible Credit Line (CFL)
During his election campaign, Duke , elected president of Colombia on June 17, filed a lawsuit against Maduro in July 2017 with the Venezuelan government and pledged to sue the Venezuelan people in court.The Caribbean country before the court has it managed to win the elections.
With information from EFE
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