US EditionAlberto Fernández Reappeared and Asked to Stop u.s. Military Intervention in Venezuela - Diario Panorama
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In Buenos Aires, U.S. military intervention in Venezuela produced two opposing marches. Thousands of protesters and Peronist and leftist organizations gathered at the U.S. Embassy in opposition to Donald Trump’s aggression, while Venezuelan migrants gathered in the Obelisk to celebrate the capture of Nicolás Maduro. The concentration against U.S. action began in Plaza Italia and from there they marched to the U.S. diplomatic headquarters. “Neith…
The former president condemned the US offensive in Caracas, warned of a threat to regional peace and called for the convening of the UN Security Council.
The Venezuelan capital, paralyzed and under high surveillance, is trying to digest the military operation that led to the arrest of its president. An atmosphere of stupor and sideration reigns over Caracas. The air is still charged with the persistent effects of the fires caused by the air strikes of the previous night. The usually lively arteries of the metropolis [...] The article Caracas in shock after the American intervention appeared first…
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