Biden backs ‘Lula solution’ for Venezuela: Election repeat

“Nichols Maduro Knowing that he needs to give everyone an explanation,” he stressed today Thursday. Lula da Silva During a radio interview. The Brazilian president, who still does not recognize Maduro as the winner of the election, took the opportunity to make public what his international advisers had already announced, Celso Amorim: Your big bet is Presidential elections to be held again In Venezuela.

“Maduro has six months in office and if he has the common sense he can call new elections with an electoral commission composed of members of the opposition and observers from around the world,” da Silva said. His former foreign minister, who served as Brazil’s representative on the Venezuelan crisis, even spoke of A second round of electionswhich does not exist in Venezuelan electoral legislation.

Moreover, according to Reuters, Joe Biden support Lula Solution New elections. This is what the US President assured reporters, an approach that his administration has so far condemned. Big fraud President Maduro also recognized González Urrutia as the winner of the presidential election.

The Brazilian president also raised the possibility of forming a coalition government between Chavismo and the opposition. Mara Collina Machado As Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia According to 83% of the electoral records kept by the opposition, they have previously rejected the possibility of a new election in which they soundly defeated Maduro. 67% of the vote Compared to Maduro’s 30%, the difference in support is about 4 million.

Lula insisted in an interview with T Radio It is not yet clear who won the election The minutes of the meeting could not be independently verified because they are not yet public. This was Brazil’s argument from the outset in the three mediators, which included Mexico and Colombia. Andes Manuel López ObradorIn the last hours he decided to give way in favor of Maduro, believing that Chavez’s Supreme Court would be the one to solve the problem. Big fraud Orchestrated by the government. In the past twenty years, the courts have not ruled against the revolution on any issue of moderate importance.

Da Silva admitted that his good historical relations with the “sons of Chávez” have not had their best moments. The call was attended by the presidents of Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia and Mexico Great Motherlanda utopia that the left, populists, and revolutionaries want to impose under the pretext of an integrated America.

Lula’s stance today is in stark contrast to the one he took during his last electoral victory. Jair Bolsonarowhen he won by just 1.8% of the vote, a result the then-president tried to ignore.

“What if Maduro doesn’t like the second election? Shall we go to the third one? Would you accept this in your country? We have elections according to the rules of tyranny. Proposing new elections is a lack of respect for Venezuelans,” he responded. Mara Collina Machado During a virtual press conference with Argentine and Chilean media.

Colombia and Mexico

In itself, Gustavo Petro For the first time, he directly confronted his Venezuelan allies: “ Political solution The Colombian president cited the experience of his country’s National Front, arguing that “temporary use can help achieve a final solution.”

Petro was referring to a historical moment when liberals and conservatives came together (even in a mixed government) to break free from a dictatorship. Securing democracy.

In the Venezuela roadmap published on his social networks, Petro puts the first point Lift all sanctions and a From amniotic fluid He then insisted on the need to provide adequate guarantees for political action, which would give way to an interim co-government and new free elections, in line with what Lula da Silva had said.

It was the Mexicans who decided to stay away from mediation altogether Lopez ObradorThe Aztec president added: “I don’t think it’s wise, let’s see how the court rules.” Mexico had already placed its bet a few days ago. Support for the withdrawal of Chavismo’s invention To get out of the quagmire: let the Supreme Court decide, whose decisions are ordered by the Miraflores Palace.