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Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro will not attend VII Selak Summit which will take place this Tuesday in Buenos Airesbefore the “plan of aggression” against his delegation, the Chavista regime said this Monday that it points to the “extremist right” for these plans.
“In recent hours, we have received irrefutable information about a plan developed by right-wing neo-fascists, the purpose of which is a series of attacks on our delegation led by the president,” they said.
Faced with this situation, writing continues, Nicholas Maduro made the “responsible decision” to send Foreign Minister Ivan Gil “as head of a delegation with instructions to carry the voice of the people of Venezuela”.
A complaint
The so-called Bolivarian Revolution denounced that right-wing groups “intend to put on a deplorable spectacle to undermine the positive outcomes” of the summit, “and thereby contribute to a campaign of discredit” against Venezuela. “undertaken” since then United States of America.
Thus, “in view of this scenario of extravagant plans developed by right-wing extremists” and “in order to promote the correct development and successful completion” of the activity, Maduro decided not to attend this meeting.
“As a founding state (Selac), Venezuela wishes to ensure the success of this main mechanism of unification and regional integration for the benefit of our peoples,” the letter says.
Maduro scheduled a meeting on Monday at Buenos Aireswith his Brazilian counterpart, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who had already warned about the suspension of the meeting before Venezuela officially announced it.
The possible presence of Nicolás Maduro, never officially confirmed, caused controversy and widespread opposition in Argentina due to complaints of human rights violations in Venezuela.
Announcement from Argentina
The decision of the Chavista regime is a response to the statement of the Argentine politician Patricia Bullrichopposition party leader Republican proposalwho had indicated the day before that he would submit a request to the DEA, the US anti-drug agency, for the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro when he arrived in Argentina in the coming days.
“Tomorrow (Monday) I will make a presentation before DEA. Because there is a request to capture Maduro for his involvement in the Cartel de los Soles,” Bullrich said in a radio address that he indicated could lead to the arrest of the Venezuelan president due to drug complaints he has in the US. human trafficking
bullrichwho was secretary of security during the mandate of centre-right Mauricio Macri (2015-2019), will base her complaint on a bilateral agreement signed between Argentina and the US in 1998, according to what she told radio Rivadavia.
“If an Argentine claims that a US wanted person is here, the offices DEA in Argentina may act in relation to the arrest of a person who has a request for his arrest for extradition to the United States, ”he said. bullrichsince he remembered Ripe “He is wanted for his involvement and for being one of the leaders of the Cartel de los Soles.”
According to a US study, “Cartel of the Suns” It owes its name to the insignia worn on the uniforms of high-ranking Venezuelan soldiers engaged in criminal activities, among which the drug trade stands out.
(As reported by EFE)
Source: RPP
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