- The Argentine president questioned the lack of actions to support Venezuelans
Argentine President Javier Milei described the political situation in Venezuela as a “dictatorship” during his speech at the Third Regional Meeting of the Madrid Forum, held in Argentina. He also accused Nicolás Maduro of turning the country into “a human cemetery.”
“Let us look at the murderous dictatorship of the criminal (Nicolás) Maduro in Venezuela, which at this point is directly a human cemetery where they bring forward Christmas to October to cover up the fact that they committed the highest electoral fraud in history and where they are now imprisoning the person who won the elections while the free world sits with its arms crossed,” Milei said in her speech.
The president questioned the lack of action to support the situation in Venezuela. “We must understand once and for all that for evil to triumph, it is enough for the righteous to do nothing,” he added.
He also urged people to “stand firm” in the fight for freedom, even if it involves sacrifices. He also stressed that the battle “should not be abandoned.” He also said that “this is not the time for half measures or concessions” because, in his opinion, he believes that “the path of the lukewarm leads to failure.”
Speakers at the III Regional Meeting of the Madrid Forum
The event is taking place at the Libertad Palace (formerly the Kirchner Cultural Center) in the city of Buenos Aires from September 5 to 6. After Milei, the conference was also inaugurated by the director of the Disenso Foundation, Jorge Martín Frías, and the president of the VOX party, Santiago Abascal.
The III Regional Meeting of the Madrid Forum is an event organized by the Disenso Foundation to promote the defense of democracy, freedom and human rights in the world. The meeting brings together political leaders, intellectuals and activists with the aim of analyzing and discussing the political and social situation in the region, particularly in relation to authoritarian regimes and threats to freedoms.
Argentina recognized Edmundo González as the winner of the elections in Venezuela
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The Argentine Foreign Ministry issued a statement on August 7 to recognize Edmundo González as the “undisputed winner” of the presidential elections held in Venezuela on July 28.
“The Argentine Republic, as it had announced in the official statement issued on August 2, unequivocally concludes that the undisputed winner of the presidential election that took place in Venezuela on July 28 is Edmundo González Urrutia. The Venezuelan people overwhelmingly expressed themselves in favor of his candidacy and the popular will must be respected,” stated the text by the Argentine authorities.
On August 2, the Foreign Ministry stated that it was following “the events in Venezuela with extreme attention and concern in order to make a definitive statement,” thus rectifying a previous publication by the head of the portfolio, Diana Mondino, recognizing Edmundo González as “legitimate winner and president-elect.”
Diplomatic situation
Argentina was one of the first countries to call the results of the National Electoral Council (CNE) that gave victory to Nicolás Maduro a “fraud” and a “scam.” This position led to a break in diplomatic relations between the two countries and the closure of consular offices on July 29.
Additionally, since March 26, 2024, six opposition leaders They are refugees in the Argentine Embassy in CaracasThis comes after the government of Nicolás Maduro issued arrest warrants against him. While the Argentine authorities have advocated for his protection, the government has blocked any attempt to facilitate his departure from the country.
Who are the collaborators in asylum?
-Magalli Meda, Machado’s campaign manager
-Pedro Urruchurtu, coordinator of International Affairs at Vente Venezuela
-Claudia Macero, Communications Coordinator
– Humberto Villalobos, head of the electoral command with Venezuela
– Omar González, head of the command in Anzoátegui
– Fernando Martínez Motolla, advisor to the Unitary Platform.
Due to this situation, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Worship announced that Brazil would assume custody of the premises of the Argentine mission in Caracas, as well as the protection of asylum-seeking opponents.
The Argentine Foreign Ministry has also condemned “the filing of criminal charges against the winning presidential candidate and the main opposition leader, María Corina Machado, as well as the arbitrary detention of important figures from opposition political parties, journalists and press workers.”
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Argentina’s Stance on Venezuela: A Call to Action
The recent III Regional Meeting of the Madrid Forum in Buenos Aires, Argentina, brought together political leaders, intellectuals, and activists to discuss the defense of democracy, freedom, and human rights in the world. Argentine President Javier Milei took center stage, boldly describing the political situation in Venezuela as a “dictatorship” and accusing Nicolás Maduro of turning the country into “a human cemetery.”
President Milei questioned the lack of action to support the situation in Venezuela, emphasizing that “for evil to triumph, it is enough for the righteous to do nothing.” He urged people to “stand firm” in the fight for freedom, even if it involves sacrifices, and stressed that the battle “should not be abandoned.” He also warned that “this is not the time for half measures or concessions” because, in his opinion, he believes that “the path of the lukewarm leads to failure.”
The Madrid Forum, organized by the Disenso Foundation, aims to promote the defense of democracy, freedom, and human rights in the world. The meeting brings together prominent figures to analyze and discuss the political and social situation in the region, particularly in relation to authoritarian regimes and threats to freedoms.
In a significant move, Argentina recognized Edmundo González as the winner of the elections in Venezuela, further solidifying its stance against Maduro’s regime.
The Madrid Forum is not the only event that has taken place in Madrid recently. The 5th Environment and Sustainability Forum (ESF 2024) concluded on 20 June with outstanding results, according to IFEMA MADRID [[1]]. The NPS Loyalty Forum Madrid 2024 is also scheduled to take place, engaging CX professionals in Madrid and providing access to keynotes, workshops, and networking opportunities for CX excellence [[2]]. Additionally, expats from Argentina and other nationalities have found community and support in Madrid through initiatives like Internations.org [[3]].
As the world grapples with the complexities of democracy, freedom, and human rights, events like the Madrid Forum serve as a rallying cry for action. President Milei’s words are a powerful reminder that the fight for freedom and democracy is ongoing, and it is up to us to stand firm and take action.
Sources:
[[1]]https://www.ifema.es/en/tecma/press-releases/cloncluded-with-outstanding-results
[[2]]https://www.npsx.com/npsloyaltyforum-madrid
[[3]]https://www.internations.org/madrid-expats/argentinians
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Argentina’s Stance on Venezuela: Condemning Maduro’s “Murderous Dictatorship”
In recent weeks, the Argentine government has taken a strong stance against the political situation in Venezuela, denouncing the “murderous dictatorship” of Nicolás Maduro. Argentine President Javier Milei has been vocal in his criticism, calling out the Venezuelan government for its human rights abuses and electoral fraud.
Milei’s Speech at the Madrid Forum
During his speech at the Third Regional Meeting of the Madrid Forum, held in Argentina, Milei described the political situation in Venezuela as a “dictatorship” and accused Maduro of turning the country into “a human cemetery.” He further stated that the Venezuelan government had committed the highest electoral fraud in history and was now imprisoning the person who won the elections, while the free world stood by with its arms crossed [[1]].
Argentina Recognizes Edmundo González as Winner of Venezuelan Elections
The Argentine Foreign Ministry has also issued a statement recognizing Edmundo González as the “undisputed winner” of the presidential elections held in Venezuela on July 28 [[2]]. This move is seen as a significant gesture of support for the Venezuelan people and a rejection of Maduro’s authoritarian regime.
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The diplomatic situation between Argentina and
