The former president assured that the administration of that country “is going the other way” and defended Lacalle Pou after the attack by Delcy Rodríguez.
The ex-president Jose Mujica assured that Venezuela “has an authoritarian government that goes the other way” and even admitted that “you can call him a dictator,” at a time when the government expressed “deep concern” about what happened during the administration of Nicolas Maduro along with other countries in the region.
In moments where the Executive called the ambassador for consultations Eber Da Rosa to give a strong signal about its concern about the arrest of opposition leaders and human rights activists, Mujica He questioned what happened in Venezuelan lands.
“The misfortune of Venezuela is that it has a lot Petroleum and he has felt surrounded and has an authoritarian government that goes the other way,” the former president first said at a press conference.
When asked if Ripe heads a dictatorship, He referred to the origin of that concept. “It was a decision of the Roman Empire when the potatoes were burning, that they concentrated power and gave it to one guy alone, to rule. “Nothing to disagree or anything,” he began, although he later admitted: “Venezuela “It is an authoritarian government, you can call it a dictator, call it whatever you want.”
Mujica defended Lacalle Pou from grievances
Besides, Mujica questioned the statements of the vice president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, who called out the president Luis Lacalle Pou “lackey” for ensuring that “it breaks your eyes” that in that country “there is a dictatorship.” “That lady lost her motorcycle,” summarized the former president.
He then rehearsed a defense of Lacalle Pou’s investiture. “This is not how you can talk about the presidents of America. It should not be talked about, even for convenience and diplomatic relations,” he said.
In this way, the former president referred to the statements of Rodríguez, who accused the Uruguayan president of being a “lackey” and said that “he bends and wags his tail when his masters from the north give him orders,” in reference to USA.
Source: Ambito
