Brazil takes over Argentine embassy in Caracas after expulsions
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Brazil to take custody of Argentine embassy in Venezuela: Milei
Argentine President Javier Milei on Thursday thanked Brazil for assuming custody of his country's embassy in Venezuela, after staff were ordered to leave when Buenos Aires questioned the reelection of Nicolas Maduro.
Opposition Venezuelans at the Argentine Embassy in Caracas, now under Brazilian custody after the expulsion of Ecuadorian diplomats by the Maduro regime, thanked both countries for helping them stay in the refuge and under the watch of Chavismo's security organizations.
Brasília will represent the interests of the two countries in Venezuela after expulsion of diplomats. The Itamaraty will send a group of three to four diplomats to Caracas in the coming days. The aim is to strengthen the Brazilian Embassy in Venezuela and, at the same time, to attend to the requests of Argentina and Peru for the Brazilian government to represent their interests in the neighboring country. As O GLOBO anticipated on Wednesday, Bra…
Six Venezuelan opposition members to the Maduro regime have sought refuge in the Argentine embassy in Venezuela, as the embassy staff have been ordered to leave the country, along with seven other American countries.
Milei thanks support after Brazil takes over Argentine embassy in Venezuela
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