US EditionVenezuela: Emmanuel Macron Greets the Fall of Maduro, the Orsay Pier More Critical of the American Operation
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After the criticism of Emmanuel Macron's reaction, the executive clarified its position on the arrest of the Venezuelan leader. "We must now allow Venezuela to project itself into the post-Maduro," the government spokesman said this Monday morning.
After the intervention of the United States, the leaders of the left, but also Dominique de Villepin and some within the common base were moved by the position taken by the Head of State, who took the opposite of the French diplomatic tradition.
Emmanuel Macron's failure to condemn Nicolas Maduro's capture by the United States on Sunday led to a wave of condemnations in the French political class.
"Disciple" of Donald Trump, "aligned to everyone and to nobody", "irresponsible"... the criticisms of political opponents of Emmanuel Macron continued to fall on the French president on Sunday, after his absence of condemnation of the capture of Nicolás Maduro by the United States.
Dominique de Villepin condemned this Sunday, January 4 on BFMTV the reaction of Emmanuel Macron, the French president who considered that the " Venezuelan people" could only "rejoice" the end of the "dictature Maduro", without mentioning the American strikes.
The President of the Republic said "take note" of the end of Nicolas Maduro's regime in Venezuela, without condemning the American attacks.
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