For the presidential candidate Henrique Capriles, pretending to ignore the reality of Venezuelans, just as the president of Brazil, Luis Inácio Lula Da Silva, did in his trial in recent days, despite the fact that there is a scenario of rapprochement, leads one to wonder if the Brazilian president defends Maduro or defends Venezuela. “We should ask the Venezuelans who are in Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, why they had to migrate forcibly, why are they in those countries,” he said.
He leader from the Primero Justicia (PJ) party, Henrique Capriles rejected the statements by the president of Brazil, Luis Inácio Lula Da Silva, in which he asserted that the Venezuelan crisis has been used as propaganda to discredit the government of Nicolás Maduro.
Capriles, also a presidential candidate, described Da Silva’s statements as unhappy. He reminded the Carioca president that the salary and pension in Venezuela are one of the lowest in the world. He assured that the presidents of the region must decide which side they are on.
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«President Lula’s comments were not adequate, it was an unhappy statement by President Lula, trying to place the Venezuelan crisis as a subject of negative propaganda against the Maduro government, is a falsehood. We should ask the Venezuelans who are in Brazil, in Argentina, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, why they had to migrate forcibly, why they are in those countries,” he said during an interview with the media. Globe News,
For the political leader, pretending to ignore the reality of Venezuelans, no matter how much there is a scenario of rapprochement between the two leaders, leads one to wonder if Lula da Silva defends Maduro or defends Venezuela.
«Petro, Lula and the other presidents, which side are they going to take? On the side of maintaining the status quo or helping the Venezuelan people, stability and normality and the recovery of Venezuela. There are no greys, you are with democracy or you are not with democracy, you are with the defense of human rights or you are not with the defense of human rights, there are no grays in this matter.
He recalled that the region is no longer the same as it was 10 years ago. He asked the Brazilian president to be clear that “we are not in the times of the ‘Club of Friends’ of 10 years ago, where it was not a club of towns or countries, it was a club of friends that had coincided in an ideological tendency in the Governments, but we are in another Latin America, in another world, in another situation.
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