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Elected President of Paraguay, Santiago Peñaconfirmed this Sunday, after the results of the presidential election that brought him victory, that will restore relations with his Venezuelan counterpart Nicolás
Elected President of Paraguay, Santiago Peñaconfirmed this Sunday, after the results of the presidential election that brought him victory, that will restore relations with his Venezuelan counterpart Nicolás Maduroalmost four years later.
Peña stated in an interview that once the government takes office, Paraguay will reopen its embassy in Venezuela, which closed in 2019 when former President Mario Abdo announced the end of relations at the same time that Maduro assumed the presidency after being re-elected.
“Paraguay should strengthen its relations with Venezuela, (even if) it recognizes the government does not mean that we are the voice of principles and values“, – said TVaccording to the newspaper Last minute.
“We believe that democracy should be enriched by broad electoral processes and Protection of human rights. Our voice will always be the voice of support for the Venezuelan people,” he added.
This decision is added to the decision of other countries that in recent months have planned to restore bilateral relations, as in the case of Spain, restoring the figure of the Ambassador of Caracas in December; or from Colombia and Brazil since they took office Gustavo Petro and Luis Inacio Lula da Silvarespectively.
(Europe Press)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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