“One does not understand that president because he appoints an ambassador and then says that Nicolás (Maduro) is a dictator. Who forces him to designate an ambassador here in Venezuela? It is not necessary, “said Cabello during the broadcast of his program ‘Con el mazo dando’.
The official asserted that the appointment of the Uruguayan ambassador in Venezuela was by an “order.” “Who gave you the order to name an ambassador? Because the only way to do something like that is if they’re giving him an order, if he doesn’t believe in what he’s doing. What do you want me to tell you », he sentenced.
Lacalle Pou said that Venezuela “is a dictatorship” and that his government did not change its position despite having appointed a new ambassador to the country, however he also said that there is the possibility of reaching a “commercial rapprochement.”
«The only thing we did was appoint an ambassador. We have in Cuba, we have in other countries, the military attache never stopped being there, we had a person in charge of the Embassy who served as ambassador,” the Uruguayan president said days ago. He added that “if Maduro does not change, I am not going to change my mind. What has to be in Venezuela is democracy. There can be a commercial rapprochement, if they do not leave us stuck as they left us in the previous government. Eber da Rosa, a politician from the National party, was appointed.
Diosdado Cabello says that the appointment of the Uruguayan ambassador to Venezuela “was an order”
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