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The Security Council will hold a meeting on Venezuela, at the European request, for the first time, at a time when the opposition is approaching the US military after failing to undermine the support of the United States. Armed with President Nicolás Maduro.
During this in-camera session, two deputy secretaries-general of the United Nations will speak: Rosemary DiCarlo (Political Affairs) and Mark Lowcock (Humanitarian Affairs), diplomats said.
The session will also provide information on the last meeting of the International Contact Group (ICG) on Venezuela in San José on 6-7 May, said a diplomat.
The last meeting of the Security Council on this Caribbean country dates back to April 10 and was asked, like the previous ones, by Washington.
US Vice President Mike Pence called for a change of government. He then announced a draft resolution aimed at recognizing the Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó as the only leader, including the dismissal of the current ambassador.
But this initiative did not materialize.
Acknowledged as Venezuela's interim president by some 50 US-led countries, Guaidó recently asked his Washington representative, Carlos Vecchio, to contact the head of US Southern Command, the military unit responsible. from Latin America, the White House continues to threaten the use of force to solve the oil nation crisis.
Since the failure of the April 30 military uprising led by Guaidó and the Maduro government's offensive against the "traitors" at the origin of this rebel attempt, the letters were read on the street, where the opponent seems to have lost power. mobilization.
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