Zapatero in Venezuela: "I want dialogue to recover after the elections, democracy is a continuous dialogue"

• Gran Angular Nicolás Maduro seeks to legitimize himself in the face of a political turnaround in the Latin American regional hornet's nest

• Venezuela Zapatero and Monedero appear in Caracas as electoral observers of Maduro

José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero has done it again. The former president of the Spanish Government responded to Nicolás Maduro's call to become the great international star of the Bolivarian revolution and the regional elections that are being held today in Venezuela. "I want the dialogue to recover after the elections. Democracy is a continuous dialogue," he stressed during the press conference broadcast on official television. He also stressed that today's elections are the consequence of that same dialogue.

Zapatero refers to the negotiations in Mexico between the government and the opposition under the auspices of Norway, suspended in October by Maduro as revenge after the extradition of

to the United States. The Colombian magnate and false Chavista diplomat is accused of conspiracy to launder money obtained from Venezuelan corruption, from his privileged position as Maduro's favorite contractor and the main international financial operator of the revolution. The investigations of the Venezuelan Prosecutor's Office also point to him as the main figurehead for Maduro himself.

"These elections mark a meeting point. There is still a long way to go, but the direction is the right one: dialogue, peace, respect and understanding.

" said the former leader of the PSOE, who also supported with his presence and his statements during the previous electoral processes: in 2017 the votes for the Constituent Assembly (in which a million false votes were introduced in the polls due to the very high abstention), in 2018 the presidential ones (not recognized by Western democracies and the most of the countries of the region) and in 2020 the parliamentarians (with the abstention of the real opposition).

In Venezuela today

, while the International Criminal Court has begun an investigation for crimes against humanity (executions, torture, rapes, disappearances and arbitrary detentions) that target its main commanders, including Maduro. and his closest generals.

Firmly supporting the political line of Caracas, Zapatero insisted that

, despite the fact that in the past he linked them with

, as well as the misunderstandings that the revolution is dragging on.

The former head of the Spanish Government is the main voice in defense of Maduro that today stands up in Europe.

In addition,

or within the Puebla Group, which brings together leftist, populist and revolutionary leaders of the continent.

The "president town", as the propaganda calls him, gave special treatment to his luxury guest, in which there was no shortage of hugs and television connections.

"We talked about the process of dialogue, understanding, and stability in Venezuela.

" said the president, who has a group of like-minded "observers" who serve as a counterweight to European and national observers. UN.

"We do not care what the EU says, there are other observers," revealed

, number two of the revolution, who was in charge of explaining the reasons for Zapatero's presence, along with

, founder of Podemos, and Manu Pineda, Podemos MEP, who has been walking between Cuba and Venezuela for two weeks in the shadow of President

, including a meeting with

.

Knowing that the European report will air the multiple inconsistencies of the electoral process, Maduro

.

"They get off that cloud and get humbled, with those old colonialist complexes, with which they try to humiliate the countries," pontificated the "son of Chávez", reciprocated with the applause of his international stalwarts, who in addition to the Spaniards also brings together former Colombian senator

and Iranian and Turkish delegations.

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