Milei’s government believes that Venezuela “is close to recovering full democracy”
The Argentine government said Friday that Venezuela is “getting ever closer to regaining full democracy” and reiterated its desire that “the right to vote be respected” in the elections next Sunday, July 28 in the Caribbean country.
Presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni expressed at his usual press conference at the Casa Rosada (headquarters of the Government) the Executive’s “unwavering commitment” to “electoral transparency, human rights and freedom of expression.” “This Sunday, the eyes of the world will be on Venezuela,” he added.
Adorni also expressed the government’s discontent with a statement issued by the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo organization in support of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro ahead of the elections, in which they described Argentine President Javier Milei as a “fascist.”
The spokesman also expressed “astonishment and dismay” at the Venezuelan government’s decision to revoke the invitation to former Argentine President Alberto Fernández (2019-2023) to serve as an international observer in next Sunday’s elections.
The Argentine human rights organization Mothers of Plaza de Mayo expressed its support for Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, who is seeking a third consecutive term in office in the July 28 elections, and criticized the “fascist” government of Javier Milei for “punishing” the Caribbean country.
“The Mothers of Plaza de Mayo want to send to the people and the government
Bolivarian of Venezuela our warmest revolutionary greeting in
on the eve of the presidential elections to be held next
Sunday, July 28,” the organization said in a statement released
on his social network profile X.
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