The Arab world and the Venezuelan crisis: Morocco and Saudi Arabia with the change of Maduro, Algeria and Syria with its survival

Madrid: The Venezuelan cause is currently divided in the world, especially among the great powers who have expressed their positions, while the Arab countries are silent without saying that they will not adopt positions even if they do not are not declared. Syria and Algeria support President Nicolas Maduro, Changing Leadership in this Country. The United States leads the anti-Maduro international wing and supports the speaker of parliament, Juan Guadillo, who declared himself president on Wednesday.
On the other hand, other countries, led by Russia and China, stand up to the American position and oppose fierce resistance to change. Other countries have not hesitated to announce their position: Brazil, Colombia, Argentina and Canada have sided with Washington, while Iran, Turkey and Mexico supported the Russian position, and therefore President Maduro.
Despite the weak relations between the Arab world and Latin America and the summits that have taken place between the two sides over the last two decades, we must not forget the silent positions of some Arab countries on the Venezuelan issue. . In this regard, countries such as Syria, Algeria and Sudan tend to support the Maduro presidency as "legitimate", in support of Russian and Chinese positions, as well as to to oppose interference in the internal affairs of states.
At the same time, Venezuela is one of the largest Algerian coordinators of international oil policy and exchange of experience. Exchanges of visits are regularly organized.
On the other hand, the other Arab countries can only welcome the political changes in Venezuela, notably Morocco, which ended its relations with Venezuela after the Western Sahara conflict, which is one of the main proponents. Front POLISARIO. The Moroccan Government has previously issued a statement condemning the actions of the Maduro government against the Venezuelan people. Countries such as the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia also welcome this change because of the inconvenience caused by Venezuela to oil producers of OPEC.