Iván Duque: "We are not looking for belligerent confrontations with anyone"

Iván Duque visited South Florida, now as President Elect of Colombia, and ruled out that his government had a plan of military attack, jointly with the United States, against Venezuela.

"We are not looking for any kind of country of war confrontation with anybody. We are a country that defends democracy and the democratic charter and we will continue to seek this in the diplomatic dialogue of the region, we strongly reject the dictatorship and ask for the transition to free elections in this country, "Duque told the Carla Angola, journalist at EVTV

On his agenda, he reiterated that "he did not recognize the results of the Venezuelan elections because it is a manipulation to perpetuate the dictatorship" and will continue to "ask for solidarity Continental to reject this dictatorship. "In meeting with the press, he made announcements on members of his presidential cabinet and appointed economist and academic José Manuel Restrepo as Minister of Industry, Trade and Tourism,

Duque met with Democratic Senator Bill Nelson confronts Colombia as the fight against drug trafficking, security and the need to strengthen the "He also held a meeting with Florida Governor Rick Scott to talk about Colombian residents in this state. On Friday, the president-elect reaffirmed his cooperation with US Southern Command. "Facing major security challenges, such as illicit crops and transnational crime."

The next August 7 will be the inauguration of the presidency of Colombia, where Ivan Duque officially receives the testimony of Juan Manuel Santos and will govern until 2022.