The presidential candidate Nicmer Evans accused the Unitary Platform of “operating and working only for the political groups that make it up and not based on the entire Venezuelan opposition”, as well as signing a “co-government agreement” with the administration of Nicolás Maduro
The presidential candidate for the Movement for Democracy and Inclusion (MDI), Nicker Evansassured that in the process of dialogue and negotiation in Mexico “two negotiations are taking place”, since he maintains that there are a series of inconsistencies within the social agreement signed over the weekend by the delegations of the ruling party and the opposition.
«The first thing we must say about all this is that there is not a single negotiation taking place, two negotiations are taking place. One with the Unitary Platform, while the other is done directly and privately with the United States administration,” said the political leader at a press conference.
He pointed out that the execution of a license for the company Chevronissued after the signing of the social agreement, only benefits the United States Government and “violates the provisions on the control and sovereignty of Venezuelan natural resources,” which clearly establishes that it must generate a percentage of royalties of 30%.
“What else does Venezuela have left, besides paying off an accumulated debt of more than $2.5 billion? This is what neither the government spokespersons nor those who have spoken for the Unitary Platform clarify, “said the political scientist.
I am going to say it very clearly: the license to Chevron violates the Constitution of Venezuela, and is unfeasible until the hydrocarbons law is reformed. There are two negotiations and both only benefit the negotiating actors so far…@mdi_venezuela pic.twitter.com/XrPKICOzMa
— Nicmer Evans (@NicmerEvans) November 29, 2022
He also accused the Unitary Platform of “operating and working only for the political groups that make it up and not based on the entire Venezuelan opposition,” as well as signing a “co-government agreement” with the administration of Nicolás Maduro.
“They have decided, both the Unitary Platform and the Government of Nicolás Maduro, to co-govern to execute $3. 000 million for three years, three years that go beyond the time of the presidential election,” said Evans, who also pointed out that said agreement is equivalent to approximately 100 dollars per Venezuelan.
Evans reiterated that this agreement only benefits the opposition, the ruling party and the United States government, “but leaves out Venezuelan political prisoners.”
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