US EditionMaría Corina Machado Celebrates the 'Compromise with Democracy' of Six Latin American Countries that Demanded a Transition From Maduro in Venezuela
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The leaders of Argentina, Paraguay, Panama, Bolivia, Ecuador and Peru signed the communiqué during the Mercosur summit.
During the 67th Summit of Heads of State, Mercosur countries issued a strong pronouncement on the crisis in Venezuela, demanding the release of detainees and respect for human rights. The post Mercosur countries and associated states like Ecuador demand the democratic restoration in Venezuela appeared first on El Diario.
During the Mercosur summit, held in Foz de Iguazú, six Latin American countries issued a joint declaration calling on the government of Nicolás Maduro to restore democratic order, respect for human rights and the release of political prisoners. The pronouncement reflected the internal division of the bloc, since Brazil and [...]
The opposition and Nobel Peace leader, María Corina Machado, thanked Argentina, Paraguay, Panama, Bolivia, Ecuador and Peru this Sunday for “their commitment to democracy and human rights” in Venezuela. On Saturday, on the margins of the Mercosur summit in Foz de Iguazú, this group of countries signed a declaration urging Venezuela to “reestablish” democratic order by peaceful means and to guarantee unrestricted respect for human rights. In a me…
The presidents of Argentina, Javier Milei, Paraguay, Santiago Peña, and Panama, José Raúl Mulino, issued on this Saturday, 20, a communiqué expressing “deep concern about the serious migration, humanitarian and social crisis in Venezuela” and calling for the restoration of democracy in the country. The text is also signed by the Minister of Foreign Relations of Bolivia, Fernando Aramayo, and the high authorities of Ecuador and Peru. All were pre…
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