Chancellery of Venezuela repudiates foreign interference
In Venezuela, the foreign ministry issued a statement of repudiation in response to the recent communiqué issued by the vice president of the European commission, Josep Borrell, against the sovereignty and national independence.
Through the official statement, the foreign ministry expressed that Venezuela repudiates the statement of Josep Borrell, once again plunging the bloc into the rotten mire. Remembering that he followed the failed experiment of Juan Guaidó, under instructions from the United States of America.
Through the official statement, the foreign ministry expressed that Venezuela repudiates the statement of Josep Borrell, once again plunging the bloc into the rotten mire. Remembering that he followed the failed experiment of Juan Guaidó, under instructions from the United States of America.
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00:00Also in Venezuela, the foreign ministry issued a statement of rejection as response to the recent statement issued by the Vice President of the European Commission, Josep Borrell, against the sovereignty and national independence.
00:11Through the official statement, the foreign ministry expressed that Venezuela rejects the statement of Josep Borrell, once again plunging the bloc into the rotten mire, remembering that he followed the failed experiment of Juan Guaido under instruction from the United States of America.
00:26The document also stated that the continued disrespect for the sovereignty and independence of Venezuela may affect the diplomatic, political and economic relations that have been developing up to now with the European Union.
00:37Likewise, the statement highlighted the pamphlet dares to claim as valid the fraud of fascism, spread farce and suspicious and spurious documents.
00:47Finally, the foreign ministry stated that Venezuela demands respect for its integrity and urges the European Union to reaffirm, to refrain from expressing any opinion on matters that are the exclusive responsibility of the Venezuelan people.