Chilean Interior Minister Responds to Cabello’s Remarks About President Boric

The Chilean Interior Minister Carolina Tohá He responded to the statements recently made by the number two of Chavismo, Diosdado Cabello, against the president of the southern nation, Gabriel Boric.

The president pointed out that the institutions in Venezuela “are clearly deteriorated”, To which the deputy of the National Assembly of the administration of Nicolás Maduro responded: “This fool messes with Venezuela and is incapable of governing his own country”.

This generated a reaction from the official, who stated that: “When one sees an authority refer in this way to the democratic authorities of another country, it is really sad.. Not for us, because our honor as a country is not affected by things of that kind, It is a pity for the people of VenezuelaIt is a shame because when one sees that the authorities refer to things in this way, it reveals a way of acting that certainly does not bode well.”.

He indicated that the government has other tools, which is why they are already working on the main one, as highlighted by La Tercera.

“Our right, a right that we have by virtue of the relations we have with Venezuela, of the international agreements of which we are a part, multilateral, but also bilateral, is that we are going to take this claim that we have as a country to international multilateral bodies.”advertisement.

Tohá also stressed that they will not disclose what this is about at the moment, but as they are carried out, these actions will become known, given that Venezuela has obligations in this regard.It is not only a question of will, but there are signed treaties that oblige police collaboration and also when facing the moment of justice.“, said.

When asked about the possibility of breaking relations with Venezuela, Toha explained: “When one makes a decision to cut ties, that day there is news that ties were cut, and everyone says, ‘well, a blow was struck’, but the next day life goes on and it is useful to have cut ties”.